I'm going to Japan in like three weeks for a huge trip and I really need to get this sorted before I leave. I'm mainly doing street photography but might try some 4k video. Here is what I'm looking for:

• Something to make the grip better without adding a ton of weight to the bag


• Batteries that wont explode (is third party okay or should I stick to Fuji??)


• A strap that doesnt dig into my neck after 10 hours of walking around Tokyo


• Budget is strictly under $200 for everything together

I'm just kinda lost because there are a million options and half of them look like junk from some random brand I've never heard of. What are the actual essentials that I wont regret buying?

I went into the settings to try and set up some basic approval workflows because I'm familiar with how other procurement software handles this but man the Amazon UI is surprisingly clunky for this specific thing. I figured out how to add the team members but I'm getting stuck on the conditional part. I really need a way to set a hard limit where anything over like $100 needs my manual okay but I also want to whitelist certain categories like printer ink or paper so they can just buy that without waiting on me to check my email every five minutes.

Does anyone know if there's a way to actually stack these rules or do I have to pick one or the other? I can't seem to find the option to make exceptions for specific product categories within the approval policy...

• under $800


• low light capable


• super compact

Should I grab the 35mm f1.8 or is there a better zoom?

I want to send the whole list to my mom so she can see them before I pay but I cant figure out how to get a link for the cart. Is that possible or am I missing a button?

I want to get those amazing, huge shots of the waterfalls and the big green mountains and maybe the northern lights if we are lucky but I have no idea what all the numbers on the lenses mean. Someone told me I need a wide angle but then I see things like 16-35mm or 24-70mm and I dont know which one makes the mountains look better. I have about $1500 left to spend which I know is a lot but I already spent so much on the camera itself that I cant really go much higher than that.

Does it matter if the lens says G or GM on it or is that just for pros? I just want something that is easy to carry around while we are hiking but will give me those really crisp photos like you see on travel blogs. Also do I need to buy a specific brand or does any lens fit on it? I saw some that say Sigma or Tamron and they are cheaper but I dont want to break the camera by putting the wrong thing on it. I'm just really worried I'm gonna mess this up and come home with blurry pictures of the most beautiful place in the world because I bought the wrong glass. If anyone can just tell me exactly what to order right now so it gets here before my flight I would be so grateful...

I'm trying to snag an RTX 4070 Ti Super for under $750 before the big sales end next week and I'm torn between:

• CamelCamelCamel alerts


• Keepa browser extension

I've heard the Camel stuff can be delayed which wont work for fast deals but Keepa looks a bit complicated. I work from home in the UK so I just need something that pops up a notification on my PC the second it hits my target price. Is Keepa's paid tier actually faster or is there a better extension for this?

My logic was that the Sony would be easier but people keep saying the menus are a nightmare and I dont want to be fiddling with settings while Im trying to see the sights. Then theres the Nikon Z50 but is the lens selection actually good for travel? Im just kinda stuck on whether the vibe of the Fuji is worth the potential headache of the Sony...