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I get asked this periodically - as I'm sure many photographers get asked all the time. And the simplest answer is - the one you've got with you. For most people, its their smartphone.
But, for those of us that want an actual separate physical camera for the best quality may want to consider what I feel is the best pocket travel digital camera overall: Sony DSC-RX100M II.

Why is it the best overall for me and many people?
I saw some new openings in Garden Grove and in Newark - but the poster says plans to expand all over USA -- Job openings available. While I'm happy they're doing well, because obviously Taiwanese Bakery Cafes are awesome (I might be a bit biased), I'm seeing the quality of some of my favorite breads deteriorating.


I started my photography career with an old, manual Contax with 50mm Carl Zeiss T* lens SLR in school. When I graduated onto my first DSLR in 2003 with the Canon 10D, went to the 1D series, skipped the 20D, 30D, 40D; got the 50D, but skipped the 60D. Now I have the newest 70D. That's a lot of Ds!
This 70D is the first Canon in a while that really impresses me on almost all levels - its better than I expected.

Yes, Intuos Creative Stylus for iPad is out. Reports originally had out coming out to Best Buy for $99.99, but I found it there for $79.99. (price mistake - its $99.99).
First impressions are that it feels well made; aluminum, lightweight, decently well balanced. It doesn't feel uber-expensive, but it feels right in line with what I'd expect from a $99.99 pen when compared with the competition. Except that it comes with a nicer case, 3 nibs, and a wacom name.
You can find more information about the My Second Brain products here.
Also the newly announced Powerhouse products here.
Through my links you will be supporting my site, and also get a free gift with any purchase over $50.
Breaking Bad fans, Jimmy presents: Joking Bad.
Innovate is a creative and marketing expo backed by PCM (formerlly PC Mall). I found out about the event through Eventbrite, which handles a lot of events, ticketing and scheduling.

It was hosted this past Thursday at SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills.
Overall, it was one of the better, non-technical expos that I've ever attended.
Available for pre-order in about a week.
The Garmin H.U.D. (Heads Up Display) unit is available for pre-order with an estimated early October 2013 release for $149.99. You'll need Garmin's Navigon or StreetPilot on your device though - which runs about an extra $50 if you don't already have it.
Sony fuses their best pocket digital camera technology from the Sony DSC-RX100M II into your iOS / Android device and calls it the QX100. Benefit? Well you use your phone's internals with the awesome sensor so you get the best instagram pics!
Sony DSC-QX100 Smartphone Attachable Lens-Style Camera, Carl Zeiss 3x f/1.8 Lens, 20.2MP
It will set you back $498 though.
Since I travel quite a bit, I want something lighter, and more compact than the venerable Manfrotto 561BHDV-1 monopod and head. (Ideally something that will fit in an international carry-on.) So I came across the Benro Carbon Fiber Video Monopod with Fluid Head
over at Aliexpress, which basically is a storefront for most all made-in-China items.
Cheesycam seems to like it for travel.
The other option is to get the Manfrotto Pro 701 Fluid Video Mini Head with just a Benro video monopod. People seem to think its better than the Benro version, and I see no reason to doubt that.
I'll post an update after I select one. Please comment below if you have any suggestions.
Manfrotto MVH500AH Flat Base Pro Fluid Head (Black) - newest head was considered, but it is quite a bit bigger in size so it rules it out for travel. But it does feature a number of improvements which make it a worthwhile upgrade vs the Manfrotto Pro 701 HDV Fluid Video Mini Head
.