Comments on: Alaskan Adventure – what other gear to pack for trip in the wild http://www.mcpactions.com/blog/2009/06/27/alaskan-adventure-gear/ Photoshop, Lightroom, and Photography Tips for Photographers Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:42:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mary Wallace http://www.mcpactions.com/blog/2009/06/27/alaskan-adventure-gear/comment-page-1/#comment-14100 Mary Wallace Sun, 28 Jun 2009 20:20:57 +0000 http://mcpactions.com/blog/?p=3849#comment-14100 I would love to hear more about the photography in Alaska. I have a D300 and am enjoying using it. I have certainly brought my photography skill up quite a bit since I got the camera and I feel that it is the camera that helped to improve. I would love to hear more about the photography in Alaska. I have a D300 and am enjoying using it. I have certainly brought my photography skill up quite a bit since I got the camera and I feel that it is the camera that helped to improve.

]]> By: Daniel Hurtubise http://www.mcpactions.com/blog/2009/06/27/alaskan-adventure-gear/comment-page-1/#comment-14069 Daniel Hurtubise Sat, 27 Jun 2009 13:17:47 +0000 http://mcpactions.com/blog/?p=3849#comment-14069 Kansas A Says: Thanks Daniel for answering my questions. Solar power! I didn’t even think of that, what a great idea. On my Canon T1i I have “format” on my menu for quick access because I think formatting the cards in the camera is much better than doing it on the computer. I look forward to your next post Totally agree with you, I always format the memory card once I insert it in the camera. On the D300 you can quickly format a card by pressing and holding the Mode button and the Delete button. “For” will appear on the LCD. Press Mode and Delete again and your card if formatted. Penny Says: Thank you. Fantastic post. I’m a D300 user. Don’t know if you plan to cover this, but would love to hear about your decisions on exposure while taking photos on the trip (how you get it in camera), and your method to get perfect focus. Jodi, thanks for having Daniel…wonderful. Thanks for the idea; I can sure cover that in a post. I could also mention HDR at the same time. Summer Adams Says:Great info. I can’t wait to see the pics and hear about the experience. Thanks a lot; I can’t wait to share either Kansas A Says: Thanks Daniel for answering my questions. Solar power! I didn’t even think of that, what a great idea. On my Canon T1i I have “format” on my menu for quick access because I think formatting the cards in the camera is much better than doing it on the computer. I look forward to your next post
Totally agree with you, I always format the memory card once I insert it in the camera. On the D300 you can quickly format a card by pressing and holding the Mode button and the Delete button. “For” will appear on the LCD. Press Mode and Delete again and your card if formatted.

Penny Says: Thank you. Fantastic post. I’m a D300 user. Don’t know if you plan to cover this, but would love to hear about your decisions on exposure while taking photos on the trip (how you get it in camera), and your method to get perfect focus. Jodi, thanks for having Daniel…wonderful.
Thanks for the idea; I can sure cover that in a post. I could also mention HDR at the same time.

Summer Adams Says:Great info. I can’t wait to see the pics and hear about the experience.
Thanks a lot; I can’t wait to share either

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