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Top 5 Apps for Vacationing Photographers

Put down that enormous SLR and give that camera on your phone a chance—with these apps you'll be snapping, sharing, and actually liking all your vacation photos in no time.

Posted by Trish Friesen on August 31, 2012 at 10:53:45 AM EDT in Travel Tech Tagged: Apps, Technology,
Travel Tech: Tips for Taking Better Summer Travel Photos

In March, I got to go to Sedona with Sony Electronics to test out their new camera line. I came away with a new love of digital cameras and a host of tips for taking better summer travel snaps.

Posted by Scott Tharler on May 29, 2012 at 10:48:41 AM EDT in Travel Tech, Travel Tips, Photos Tagged: Technology, Arizona
Best Gadgets for Waterproof Photography

These waterproof photography gadgets will withstand the rigors of just about whatever you throw at them. Dive in and splash around, take that hike in the rain, or schuss the trails: you'll have plenty of videos and stills to show off when you return, thanks to these washout-proof gizmos.

Posted by Scott Tharler on March 05, 2012 at 11:29:36 AM EST in Travel Tech, Photos Tagged: Technology,
Go Semi-Pro with the Best Digital Hybrid Cameras

Luckily for travelers, mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras are growing in popularity. Here is a quick rundown of four of our favorites that pack high performance in a small package.

Posted by Fodor's Guest Blogger on December 08, 2011 at 1:02:47 PM EST in Travel Tech, Photos
Get the perfect shot of Maine's Bass Harbor Head Light

The best place to take a picture of this small but beautiful lighthouse in Acadia National Park is from the rocks below—but watch your step; they can be slippery.

Posted by Fodor's Editors on August 29, 2011 at 1:00:00 AM EDT in Travel Tips Tagged: Maine, National Parks
Eliminate photo bombers from your prized vacation shots

Captured the perfect shot of an iconic landmark only to discover a photo bomber (an unexpected guest in your photo)? Use a free photo editing tool like Picnik.com to edit them out by using a cropping tool to trim them off an edge, or try a cloning tool to erase them from anywhere in the photo.

Posted by Fodor's Editors on August 04, 2011 at 1:00:00 AM EDT in Travel Tips, Photos