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What a shock. I remember this software being the cat's meow and costing upwards of over $600. Now it's a memory according to the website. " Lucis software sales have ended. Thank you for almost 20 ...

Personally I would go with the 70-200 II with the 1.4x because it's such an awesome lens quality wise.  I've read the 70-300 isn't bad but don't have any experience with that lens. I went with ...

I've used several different WiFi cards and when they work and connect they're great.  Unfortunately the WiFi doesn't always work and it can be unreliable. Since going with CamRanger my download ...

Chestnut-tailed Minla captured near Chiang Mai, Thailand on Thailand's tallest mountain, Doi Inthanon.  7DII with 100-400L II.

Lately I've been going light with my 5D3 with the 40mm stm lens and have had great success.  Do I miss my zooms, sometimes....

$50-$75 dollars for 2 1/2 minutes worth of filming? Wow!

I'd take the smaller set-up as you are going mainly for business and will be there I assume for the first time so security is unknown. I'm doing a similar trip to Laos for business and will be ...

A wide zoom will be your friend. I traveled there with a 5DII, 5DIII, 16-35 f2.8, 24-70 f2.8 and the 100-400 II.  Surprisingly I used the 100-400 a lot for detail work, although the 16-35 was used ...

Rush hour traffic in Bangkok along the lit up S curve at dusk.

Bangkok at Dusk

Personally, and I say personally because buying a tripod is a personal choice, I'd be looking on B&H, Adorama, Ebay, Amazon for a MeFoto, Benro, Induro, etc. You don't have to buy a top of the line ...

You never mentioned a budget so I can't help you. Try setting your camera down and using the self timer, a great work around.

A bird's eye view of Bali Hai Port, Walking Street, Pattaya Beach and Businesses.

Taken on Bun Alley leading to Beach Road at Jomtien, Thailand

Shot at Siem Reap, Cambodia, the Tomb Raiders movie location.

Fire Trucks resting in a field near Beaumont, KS.