Bonjour,
Est-ce que je prendrai l'appareil photo bridge ou reflex ou discret avant de partir bientôt au nord du Vietnam? Question de sécurité.
Merci pour votre réponse,
Cordialement,
F1
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Cordialement,
F1
F1
Appareil photo au Vietnam
by F1
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Bonjour
Personnellement j'emporte mon reflex avec un bon téléobjectif pour les portraits, les ethnies au marché etc.. Un petit compact pour chez l'habitant , resto de rue, bref pour avoir tjrs de quoi prendre une photo quand je ne promène pas le reflex , et mon caméscope pour les scènes de vie. Un minimum de prudence dans les rues de Saigon ou les lieux touristiques mais je n'ai jamais eu de problème de "sécurité". Eric
Personnellement j'emporte mon reflex avec un bon téléobjectif pour les portraits, les ethnies au marché etc.. Un petit compact pour chez l'habitant , resto de rue, bref pour avoir tjrs de quoi prendre une photo quand je ne promène pas le reflex , et mon caméscope pour les scènes de vie. Un minimum de prudence dans les rues de Saigon ou les lieux touristiques mais je n'ai jamais eu de problème de "sécurité". Eric
HENON Eric
Salut F1 (ce qui est la marque d'une grande ouverture........d'esprit)Je sillonne le nord Vietnam à longueur d'année, j'organise même des circuits pour des photographes et je puis te rassurer: Le pays est un véritable paradis pour la photo, tant il y a de sites exceptionnels et, surtout, tant le photographe y est bien accueilli. Il y a d'ailleurs, de nombreux amateurs, dont certains sont lauréats de concours internationaux.
Prends ton meilleur matériel, il ne risque pas grand chose: Beaucoup moins de vols que n'importe ôù en France et en ce qui concerne l'humidité ambiante, l'un de mes boitiers n'est pas tropicalisé, et depuis 4 ans, je l'amène dans toutes les situations, pluie, pirogue, bateau, montagne, etc.... Tu peux just'avoir un petit désagrément, la présence de buée, le matin, qui disparait en 5 minutes. Je ne l'ai jamais eu sur le boitier tropicalisé, mais certains de mes amis l'ont éprouvé.....sans conséquences.
Pour le type d'appareil, tu auras l'occasion de faire beaucoup de portraits, de photos de paysage, moins d'animalier, même dans les Parcs, donc tu peux éviter d'apporter une très longue focale.
Le matériel n'est pas pécuniairement intéressant, sauf pour les accessoires, mais il y a un marché de l'occasion très intéressant dans des rues dédiées à Hanoi (à HCM aussi, je suppose). Les passionnés Vietnamiens font la course aux produits derniers sortis, et donc, revendent du matériel de haut de gamme, souvent.
Enfin, cela ne t'intéresse peut-être pas, mais l'impression professionnelle des photos sur tous supports est très peu chère.
Si tu as d'autres questions, je me ferai un plaisir de te conseiller.
salvé Jean Pierre,
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Bonjour,
merci pour votre retour qui se veux rassurant de ce côté là. Très bonne journée🙂
merci pour votre retour qui se veux rassurant de ce côté là. Très bonne journée🙂
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Bonjour à tous,
Merci pour vos réponses.
Salut F1 (ce qui est la marque d'une grande ouverture........d'esprit) Prends ton meilleur matériel, il ne risque pas grand chose: Beaucoup moins de vols que n'importe ôù en France et en ce qui concerne l'humidité ambiante, l'un de mes boitiers n'est pas tropicalisé, et depuis 4 ans, je l'amène dans toutes les situations, pluie, pirogue, bateau, montagne, etc.... Tu peux just'avoir un petit désagrément, la présence de buée, le matin, qui disparait en 5 minutes. Je ne l'ai jamais eu sur le boitier tropicalisé, mais certains de mes amis l'ont éprouvé.....sans conséquences.
Le matériel n'est pas pécuniairement intéressant, sauf pour les accessoires, mais il y a un marché de l'occasion très intéressant dans des rues dédiées à Hanoi (à HCM aussi, je suppose). Les passionnés Vietnamiens font la course aux produits derniers sortis, et donc, revendent du matériel de haut de gamme, souvent. Enfin, cela ne t'intéresse peut-être pas, mais l'impression professionnelle des photos sur tous supports est très peu chère. Si tu as d'autres questions, je me ferai un plaisir de te conseiller.
A Jepititou,
Je possède seulement un appareil photo bridge (non étanche, possible). Cependant, selon ton conseil, je compte m'acheter bientôt un appareil photo étanche avant de partir en raison de l'humidité.
PS : F1 fait référence à l'avion de l'Armée de l'Air Française. 😏
Cordialement,
F1
Merci pour vos réponses.
Salut F1 (ce qui est la marque d'une grande ouverture........d'esprit) Prends ton meilleur matériel, il ne risque pas grand chose: Beaucoup moins de vols que n'importe ôù en France et en ce qui concerne l'humidité ambiante, l'un de mes boitiers n'est pas tropicalisé, et depuis 4 ans, je l'amène dans toutes les situations, pluie, pirogue, bateau, montagne, etc.... Tu peux just'avoir un petit désagrément, la présence de buée, le matin, qui disparait en 5 minutes. Je ne l'ai jamais eu sur le boitier tropicalisé, mais certains de mes amis l'ont éprouvé.....sans conséquences.
Le matériel n'est pas pécuniairement intéressant, sauf pour les accessoires, mais il y a un marché de l'occasion très intéressant dans des rues dédiées à Hanoi (à HCM aussi, je suppose). Les passionnés Vietnamiens font la course aux produits derniers sortis, et donc, revendent du matériel de haut de gamme, souvent. Enfin, cela ne t'intéresse peut-être pas, mais l'impression professionnelle des photos sur tous supports est très peu chère. Si tu as d'autres questions, je me ferai un plaisir de te conseiller.
A Jepititou,
Je possède seulement un appareil photo bridge (non étanche, possible). Cependant, selon ton conseil, je compte m'acheter bientôt un appareil photo étanche avant de partir en raison de l'humidité.
PS : F1 fait référence à l'avion de l'Armée de l'Air Française. 😏
Cordialement,
F1
Cordialement,
F1
F1
Bonjour
Jean Pierre va vous répondre avec précision. Attention il n'évoquait pas un appareil étanche mais un appareil tropicalisé. Si vous voyagez dans des endroits chauds et surtout humides cela est conseillé. Pour en avoir fait l'expérience mon reflex est de cette catégorie. Bon voyage
Eric
Jean Pierre va vous répondre avec précision. Attention il n'évoquait pas un appareil étanche mais un appareil tropicalisé. Si vous voyagez dans des endroits chauds et surtout humides cela est conseillé. Pour en avoir fait l'expérience mon reflex est de cette catégorie. Bon voyage
Eric
HENON Eric
Le Vietnam est, certes, un pays humide, mais il n'y a pas d'incidence notable sur les appareils photo, bridge, reflex ou autre. Tu peux venir avec ton matériel, tel qu'il est, et si tu veux changer , choisis plutôt un boitier pour la qualité de l'image plutôt qu'un appareil étanche, à moins que tu veuilles faire de la plongée.
Suite à ton message précédent, je garde donc le mien.
Cela ne pose pas de problèmes aux filtres ND8, UV (C) et CIR-PL que je possède. Je ne vois pas que le climat humide va beaucoup abîmer le parasoleil. 😄
PS : J'ai du refaire mon post. ^^ Je te remercie pour ton aide généreuse et rapide.
Cela ne pose pas de problèmes aux filtres ND8, UV (C) et CIR-PL que je possède. Je ne vois pas que le climat humide va beaucoup abîmer le parasoleil. 😄
PS : J'ai du refaire mon post. ^^ Je te remercie pour ton aide généreuse et rapide.
Cordialement,
F1
F1
Bonjour
Sur le FZ28 n'est pas étanche, et à mon avis non tropicalisé si on lit les précautions à prendre pour son utilisation. Au VN je n'ai jamais eu de problème d'utilisation . Par contre en forêt d'Amazonie: oui ou d'autres jungles d'amerique du sud. Comme l'écrit JP inutile de changer de Bridge. Bon voyage
Eric
Sur le FZ28 n'est pas étanche, et à mon avis non tropicalisé si on lit les précautions à prendre pour son utilisation. Au VN je n'ai jamais eu de problème d'utilisation . Par contre en forêt d'Amazonie: oui ou d'autres jungles d'amerique du sud. Comme l'écrit JP inutile de changer de Bridge. Bon voyage
Eric
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTanvN6GxoY
Hello à tous,
je pars en voyage en Angleterre et envisage de remonter toute l'écosse en voiture / stop. Je suis photographe semi pro et ayant déjà eu pas mal de déboires en voyage avec mon matériel, j'aimerais bien l'assurer contre notamment les dommages accidentels etc.
deux questions:
- est ce que vous le feriez avec votre assurance maison?
- est ce que vous prendriez une assurance dédiée? et si oui, directement dans le pays concerné?
j'ai vu ce site https://hello-safe.co.uk/camera-insurance
avec des assureurs dédies comme photoguard et assetsure qui m'ont l'air bien surtout pour un voyage longue durée. vous en pensez quoi?
merci bcp
Bonjour,
Je suis allé en Syrie il y a quelques mois, et oui les touristes sont de retour !
Un peuple très accueillant, beaucoup d'histoire et des beaux paysages 🙂
Voici la vidéo de mon voyage :
https://youtu.be/Se1be9tOpno
Voici la vidéo de mon voyage :
https://youtu.be/Se1be9tOpno