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Toolbox: D-SLR Camera Bags
Travel light with one of these distinctive bags designed for mobility
By Ibarionex R. Perello   

Toolbox: D-SLR Camera BagsWe’re always searching for the perfect camera bag, but much like the Holy Grail, this can prove to be an elusive, if not impossible quest. The result is often multiple bags in a storage closet. Owning several bags can be a very good thing, however—unless you’re asking an annoyed spouse.

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Toolbox: Camera Supports
Ensure sharpness by using a variety of camera platforms
By Ibarionex R. Perello   

Toolbox: Camera SupportsPhotographers are always concerned with sharpness. They’ll often search for reviews and lens comparisons to make sure that their optics produce the sharpest image possible. Yet even the best-engineered lens in the world will deliver soft photographs when the camera isn’t as steady as it needs to be. Whether you’re shooting landscapes or portraits, a sharp result is sometimes only possible when the lens and the camera are seated on a stable platform, be it a tripod, monopod or beanbag.

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Toolbox: Networks & Storage For Photographers
Get connected and protect your image archive with the latest in networking and backup devices
By Michael Guncheon   
Toolbox: Networks & Storage For PhotographersWith the growth of file sizes and the sheer number of archives created in digital photography, transferring and storing files has leaped from a simple home-computing environment to something resembling more of a business scheme (albeit on a smaller scale). Hubs, routers and network-attached storage (NAS), once confined to corporate IT departments, are now common components in the digital photographer’s realm as well.
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Toolbox: Sports Video Gear
Going for hands-free shots
By Kim Castleberry   
Toolbox: Sports Video GearThere’s no time to fumble with a camera when scaling steep mountains or cycling through deep canyons. With action sports attracting more devotees every year, the gear for capturing these athletic feats on camera is becoming more affordable. Of course, choosing the right sports video camera depends on the kind of action you’re into and what kind of video quality you’re looking for. Most helmet cams now are about 1.5 inches wide, up to six inches long and weigh less than a pound. So capturing your mad dash down a black diamond trail is as simple as strapping the camera on your helmet and hitting record.
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Toolbox: Inkjet Printers
What you need to know about photo printers today
By Mike Stensvold   
Toolbox: Inkjet PrintersFor more than a decade, inkjet printers have provided photographers with a relatively inexpensive way to produce high-quality prints at home. The speed and convenience of being able to print your own images at your desktop, whenever you want, along with the control that doing it yourself offers, makes home printing well worth the investment in a printer, ink and paper.
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