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| What kind of camera do you need?
Most safari-goers
bring some kind of camera for their safari, varying from disposable
cameras to modern digital single lens reflex cameras with huge tele
lenses. Some visitors take a few pictures only, while others take
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| We recommend that you bring a camera that you know how
to use, and that corresponds to your interest in photography. That
is, if you own a camera and are happy with it, don't get yourself
a new one. | |
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| But if you have been thinking of getting a new one, this
may be a good time. | |
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| If you usually don't bring a camera on holidays, you
don't have to bring one just because you're going on a safari. If
you want some nice pictures, you may buy a nice book to bring home.
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| Regardless of what kind of camera you bring, you will
get many good picture opportunities on your tour to East Africa. This
page shows amateur pictures from Zanzibar, shot using a small 3X digital
camera. | |
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| More about cameras | |
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| Taking pictures of people
Avoid taking pictures
of people without first asking for their permission, or you may cause
offence. Many Maasai
will ask you to pay for taking pictures. | |
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| Pictures: |
| Zanzibar gallery |
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| This gallery shows pictures from Zanzibar
Island off the mainland coast of Tanzania.
Zanzibar, famed for its spice plantations and former slave trade, is a popular destination
for beach holidays. Many safari-goers combine a safari and a visit to Zanzibar.
Click the miniatures below to show the pictures full-size in a new browser window.
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