joel_hawley

<p>David, she currently does the same thing you do with a small twist. She carries several SD cards and uses one relitave to the area she is in, when she leaves say Montana she tags that SD Card Montana and then puts another SD card in for the time she is in say, Utah.<br>

She recently came back from a 10 day trip and took around 1000 pictures. </p>

<p>Thank you all for the great responses. Guess I should have clarified better. She does not need the latest and greatest with all the bells and whistles. Just a funtional, user friendly device that she can travel with. She has never used an apple device in her life and still has problems navigating a windows based device at times.</p>

<p>Thanks for taking the time to try to help. Whenever I have question about something I know nothing about I search the web for a forum relating to it and ask the experts.</p>

<p>My Mother-in-Law is an avid travler, loves taking pictures, making albums, sharing with her friend, and on social media. She has always wanted a laptop to carry with her on here trips so she can spend her evenings playing with the pictures.</p>

<p>I am curious is there a certian type of lap top that tailors to avid photographers? If so what is your reccomendations? If not what is a great software to use?<br>

Keep in mind that though she loves the hobby, computeres at times overwhelm her so I would be looking for not only funtional but also user friendly.</p>

<p>I apologize in advance to the forum mods if this post is in the wrong area.</p>