Has anyone tried the kosas airbrow gel? I got a mini amd I'm debating taking it with me travelling, but I've had a bad experience with their brown hair gel, is airbrow better?
If you have any other brow gel recs I'd love to hear them!
Thanks!
I fly out Oct 20th to Nepal, and I'm torn about how to continue from there.
This is like my dream list to do:
-Nepal
-Cambodia
-thailand
-Laos
-myanmar(burma)
-Vietnam
-Taiwan
-Phillipines
-Japan
-Korea
-Indonesia
-Mongolia
If I try to do them all in best weather I end up over 10 months of travel which is a lot, both in terms of time & money (right now I have 26,000$ saved for this (excluding buffers/general savings) which doesn't seem nearly enough...
Any advice for must-dos/itineraries? The easiest to drop logistically seem like Mongolia and Indonesia but I really don't want to skip them.
Would love any and all advice!! Be it related to itinerary, activities, places to visit, etc
I have a canon r50 with the small kit lens (18-45mm) Which obviously has lots of limitations. I'm not traveling with a large camera bag, but looking for a setup that'll work for me for hiking & city photography.
I'm debating between RF 18-150mm, RF 35mm or RF 28mm.
I want to be able to just walk and snap photos in the city, with friends, on the road, nature etc.
I know it's a tall ask to limit to only 2 lenses for the trip but I'm extremely limited in space & weight.
I move in two months, gotta slim down, this is everything I had open (you'll notice lots of duplicates) any suggestions which to start with? (+1 kohl not pictured)
Hi :) I'm landing in Kathmandu in late september, and hoping to spend a month hiking, friends have highly reccomended the manaslu circuit.
Does anyone have other trek reccomendations? And how many days do I need to give myself to acclimatize to the hights coming from sea level?
Any advice or reccomendations would be great!
I'm traveling for ~6 months to South East Asia (Nepal, Vietnam, Thailand, Phillipines, Japan, India) with an option to extend/continue to South America after, what pack is reccomended? Last REI labor day I bought the Gregory Deva 70liter as was supposed to go down to south America last summer, but got injured and plans got pushed.
I'm still within the REI warranty, is it worth changing to the Osprey Aura? When I tried it last summer I felt like I was tipping backwards a bit on heavier loads, but am constantly seeing people reccomend it for warm weather.
Thanks!
Does does anyone here have experience backpacking with the R50? I'm doing 6 months in south-east Asia and I want a small versatile camera (treks, nightlife, cities, friends) Would you reccomend the r50? The lens it comes with is the RF-S 18-45mm
Thank you!
I'm leaving soon to backpack for 6-12 months, SEA/NZ trekking, beaches, nightlife, etc.
I'm really torn about choosing a Camera, I've been borrowing my friend's Canon 6D for photography, and love it, bit it's too big for my daypack, and cumbersome when trekking.
Any advice for what camera to take with me? Have heard recs for canon g7x, canon r50, sony a6400 and fujifilms, as well as some told me to just upgrade my phone and not carry a Camera.
Any advice from travel photographers? Durability/weight and size are the main issues, ideally not over 1,000 USD.
Thanks!
(1) Budget, country, and currency: Up to 1,000 USD, purchasing in USA
(2) What equipment, if any, you have now and why is it no longer meeting your needs?
currently don't have my own gear, borrowing from friends
(3) What kinds of subjects do you intend to shoot? variety, nature (mountains, fields), portraits and nightlife
(4) Is it primarily for photography, videography, or both? Primarily for photography