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Two benefits: 1. If the pack is heavy and the waist belt is designed to place some of that load on the hips.  Typically these kind are more integrated and not easy to cut off. 2. If you are moving ...

I like the M6ii recommendation, for wide end with 11-22 it will be as satisfying as the 70D in a much lighter/smaller package.  But the long end choices are limited if sticking to EFM which you ...

Terrible idea.  This only works if one has service and if one has service better to directly call for help than change ones voicemail greeting.

In EF-M mount you only have two choices.  The Canon 11-22mm w/IS or one of the manual focus ones such as the Rokinon 12/2.0 or 7art 12/2.8. For non specific application I'd start with the Canon. Fo ...

Responses indicate three reasons: 1. Longer shutter speeds (small aperture, low light, ND, polarizers) that will or could have IQ impact if hand held. 2. Multiple captures requiring matched framing. ...

I have the export icon on the top right so I can click to process as well as in th quick tab so I can toggle between three most commonly used recipes. But I mostly now use the 'Insert' key to ...

I use an extension splitter like that as it gives me 5 outlets from a standard wall plug.  I used to add a three outlet USB to one of them which was better than any power strip built in USB I ...

Something like this? https://www.amazon.com/NAHAO-Outlet-Power-Splitter-Cord/dp/B07KF7RGG6/

Family first, then... Go back if you learned from the the first time and know what you will apply will be a significant improvement.  Weather included. Otherwise learn about new places for next time.

You may be thinking of Hedgehog cactus, of which Echinocereus are commonly called. There are not that many types of cactus in the SW so over a bit of time it is relatively easy to get to recognize ...

Unlikely it is barrel cactus. Looks much more like claret cup Echinocereus triglochidiatus

Consider renting a WA and/or tele. On a budget consider the EFS 10-18.  It is lightweight and fine IQ if you are happy with the 18-135.  There may be some good used deals out there as people move ...

From the article I posted earlier: And this year's snow-water equivalent doesn't match with the tables you provided:

This article may provide some insight: https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2021/04/16/colorado-water-basin-snowpack-drought/ The snow water equivalent data seems inconsistent with the table above.

Years ago I got a Silk Pro 700DX w/pan&tilt.  It is about 7lbs w/head and it could be carried from car camp area to rim and along it, but it does feel bulky/heavy.  I throw it in the back of truck ...

Water comes from the Gila and Verde rivers via the SRP reservoir and canal system and from the Colorado via CAP.  Also ground water.

AZ flora and fauna are not OK. Note the level of D4 and D3 regions , almost 87% of the state. There is expected two decade drought coming and this is the start, while there could be a wet bit here ...

For those interested I recommend Cadillac Desert by Mark Reisner (1986/1993) for a history of the control of water in the West.

That is an area that has already burned. Desert plants/ecosystem did not develop/evolve w/fire so many desert plants especially cactus can't tolerate a bit of burn so they will die even from a ...