Case Logic SLRC-205

Do you enjoy taking photographs? Maybe you even go out of your comfort zone into the unknown just to take a few good phogos? Let me tell you that you are not alone. There are many pro's and amateurs that absolutely love to go out into the wild and take breath taking photographs. Theres some mystery and fear of the unknown that makes us get out of our home town and search for the best places around the globe just so you can say it's YOUR photo. 
I find going out into the wilderness a very rewarding and exciting activity, maybe even the best way I could spend a weekend. However I used to wonder every time I went out if the rain, the trek or simply bad luck would end up destroying my camera... I stopped worrying after I bought my Case Logic SLRC-205 which I use every single time I go out, It's so small I don't even think about carrying something. It's designed exclusively for adventurers that want to keep their DSLR's and accessories out of harms way.

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Any photo taker knows better than to go on a trip without his photography equipment. As with every other asset, every time you take your camera out, you have the inherent chance of damaging it. However that should not prevent you taking you pricey Digital slr on an excursion. I'll share with you some advice which has worked charms whenever I go travelling on how to keep your equipment safe.

1. Examine your digital camera before packing

-Make sure that everything on the camera is intact. Include in your list every single individual item, this includes SD cards, flash drives, filters, caps, lenses, etc. This step will ensure your camera is functioning correctly and you have everything you need to take amazing pictures.



2. Be sure your battery is fully charged

-Very important. Make sure you remember the digital camera battery charger! This seem like a "duhh" type of tip but keep in mind that, it happens. It is very frustrating having almost everything, only to discover you didn't remember your charger and you just have a limited quantity of photos to take.



3. Have a very good lens and camera maintenance equipment at hand

-If you're gonna take photos in places with bad weather, the lens of your camera will need cleaning whenever you'll use your DSLR. You should always use micro-fiber cloths to wash your lenses if you want to avoid chafes. Cue tips are perfect to clean those limited spaces within the Digital slr. Always exhale with your mouth on the lens so you add a bit of dampness to the area you're cleaning.)

4. The lens ought to be separated from the camera when not in use.

You need to avoid vacationing with the lens connected to the DSLR. Any time you don't do this, your DSLR has the chance of having the threads that contain the lens broken it endures heavy movement.

Always attach the corresponding caps immediately after you screw or unscrew lenses from your camera. Neglecting to do so represent substantial risks of dust getting in the lens or even worse, the digital camera body.

5. Purchase a respectable  DSLR camera bag.

-If you've expensive equipment for your dslr camera, you may need to buy a camera bag which has cushioning inside. Most (if not all) camera bags of the kind have sufficient padding to help keep your camera from hitting on hard objects, the Case Logic SLRC-205 SLR sling bag is perfect for transporting a DSLR, a couple of lenses and extras.Nonetheless, if a specialized bag is nowhere to be found, you can pack your digital camera in a bag with cushions or wrap your camera prior to it going inside your carry-on-bag.

Make sure to wrap a bag around the camera once it's safe and guarded in order to make sure it's water proof.