Gear Up For Travel

Find your ultimate travel D-SLR

The Editors

Published July 1, 2008

While photographers can (and do) travel with all sorts of cameras, it’s a welcome alternative to carry a lightweight model that incorporates features especially useful for travel photography. In compiling our list of travel D-SLRs, we used the following criteria:

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