About Report 6.
Compact Electronic Gear, Camera Phone etc.
To the left is the New Gear which has half the volume of the Old Gear, right. An inch and cm tape in between. Two important steps to get a set that is compact on the road. A bargain if you get rid of 75% weight or volume like I did. The first step cut the volume down to half!
The second step uses unconventional methods. Last time I got rid of some 30 %! I found a site on Internet that helps you to find e.g. a travel camera for your needs, http://www.measy.com . "The whole process is backed by comprehensive research from the most knowledgeable experts on the Internet." Well, as far as I can tell they have, Nov 2009, completely overlooked one very, very important point.
Content
· Very good, big, camera or thin point and shoot? · What do I need? · First step toward compactness. Last time I got rid of half the volume. · Standard or special cables · Where there are TVs there are standard cables! · Rechargeable battery or not · Camera case? No way! I have a slim pocket camera. Guess how much the volume increases with its case? 30, 60 or 100 %? · How I carry camera. In a breast pocket and in a way so it doesn't weigh down the pocket, which otherwise would cause the usually very light tropical shirt to markedly hang down on camera side. Still I can take it out, hold it at suitable distance to view the LCD display and shoot without any intermediate actions. · Where I place the camera strap · How to take out the camera for quickest shooting · How to carry a slim camera/phone disguised on your chest · The future · How I reduced volume to less than half of previous gear · Second step towards compactness. Unorthodox way of volume reduction - makes a big difference. Last time I got rid of some 30 %! · From diary: Earlier examples of how I modified gear for a trip · I modify a PC loudspeaker set for Ultra Compact Travel - no need to take the sound boxes with you when checking out of the hotel!
Buy now! Some 12 pages (letter size/A 4) with some 8 pictures/illustrations Buy at/go back to: http://sites.google.com/site/travelulcomp/ (Where also the other reports are presented.) Modified Nov. 27, 2009 |
