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Better buckles. Easier to tighten, stay tight when adjusted. Metal.

I agree. I'm not sure why I would ever want/need anything else.

My experience with my Autohome RTT (Columbus model) in the winter has been good. I've been fine in wind, sleet, and snow. The fuzzy interior roof minimized condensation dripping. I haven't found the winter hood to be all that great. It doesn't seem to add much warmth, and it doesn't seem...

Micro 4/3 might be an option. Smaller and lighter than a big DSLR. Olympus OMD EM-5 is what I'm using now. I'm pretty happy with it.

Good pocket cameras with very good image quality, ability to shoot RAW, and full control over exposure (listed in order of size, smallest to largest) Canon S100 Panasonic LX5 Olympus XZ-1 Fuji X10 More detailed information here: http://larsonweb.com/blog/?p=205

Wouldn't a 35mm lens at f:8 have the same range of focus no matter what size sensor it's used on? i thought that focus depth is determined by the combination of length of lens and aperture. Why would it be dependent on what sensor the light ultimately lands on? Why wouldn't a 35mm lens at...

That is way cool. I can't tell how the bed works. Where/how do you sleep?

I've owned more than a dozen camera bags over the years. I currently shoot with a micro 4/3 system, so I tend to go for smaller bags now than I used to. Here's what I use currently: Mountainsmith small zoom bag: Holds camera body, and 3 small prime lenses. Perfect for backpacking...

A review of the OMD EM-5 on my blog here: http://larsonweb.com/blog/?cat=10

I'm really loving my OMD. Best digital camera ever (for what I do.)

Trasheroo rocks. Everyone who sees it thinks it's a great idea and wonders why they haven't seen one before.

Backcountry Navigator is awesome. With my Android phone, it has replaced my standard GPS.

As far as image quality goes, today's micro 4/3 sensors are better than yesterday's APS-C sensors. As technology advances, the physical size of the sensor will become less and less relevant.

The Panasonic has pretty good image quality. I own the previous generation (I think it's called the TS2) and have been very impressed with it. I also own a Canon S100. The image quality between the two is comparable if you're looking at JPEGS. The big advantage of the Canon S100 is that...

I've had mine now for a few days. I could not be happier with this camera. Excellent image quality, terrific controls and lay out. Beautiful, rugged build. Awesome view finder. Image stabilization is outstanding. And best of all, the camera is very SMALL and compact. This camera...

I've bought a bunch of stuff from them, for my Land Cruiser and my Land Rover. They have always been great.

My OMD is being delivered on Friday. I feel like a kid waiting for Christmas.

My latest trip.