Traveling with a non digal camera

Here are a few tips for the reader that wanted to know about traveling with a camera these day:

· High-speed film is the most susceptible to damage, but all your film is at risk.

· The safest bet for film is to buy it after you arrive and develop it before you go. This may not be the cheapest route, but it is the best guarantee to keep your memories safe.

· Carrying your film in your checked bags used to be a safer bet, but with stronger bomb detection devices, your film is now more likely to get damaged.

· Buy special carrying cases designed for protecting film.

· You can ask for a manual inspection in the United States and some foreign airports to avoid the x-rays if you place your film in your carry-on bag.

· The walkthrough and hand wand security devices shouldn’t affect your film.