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Museumerica.com is produced by Frederick A. Johnsen, former director of the Air Force Flight Test Center Museum at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif.; founding curator of the McChord Air Museum at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Tacoma, Wash.; and consulting curator during early design phases of the Museum of Flight. Video, editorial, and consulting services available.  As an Amazon Associate, Museumerica earns from qualifying purchases. Museumerica occasionally affiliates with companies and products like Cotton Carrier camera harnesses. (Museumerica is a service mark of Frederick A. Johnsen. Website copyright 2012-2020 by Frederick A. Johnsen. All rights reserved.)

Remember to visit the AIRAILIMAGES YouTube Channel


CAMERA INFORMATION:

   We use several cameras to capture the original still imagery and video that we use in Museumerica. (Some other imagery used by Museumerica comes from outside sources for which we have no camera data.)
   As of this writing (June 2020) our go-to video camera is the Sony FDR-AX53. Its image quality, boosted by 
Sony's remarkable Balanced Optical Steady Shot (BOSS) system, is a game-changer for us.
   Our still imagery is made with a variety of Sony cameras including the a7R III and a6000 using lenses including Sony's 24-240mm zoom.

Cotton Carrier Camera Holster

   Museumerica bought Cotton Carrier camera sling and support hardware, which we find very useful in relieving the load imposed by traditional  camera neck straps. We find the Cotton Carrier Wanderer Side Holster an effective way to carry the weight of a camera and lens as a waist belt-mounted support instead of around the neck. Cotton Carrier has a growing catalog of camera support devices.  
​   Click HERE to go to the Cotton Carrier website  
   Cotton Carrier offers a customer discount coupon by clicking HERE. In Checkout, look for a MUSEUMERICA discount coupon
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Cotton Carrier Wanderer Side Holster (above)

L I N K S :

Air & Space

YouTube Channel and website dedicated to interesting transportation videos, photos, and texts: AIRAILIMAGES on YouTube and www.airailimages.com

The Air Mobility Command Museum uses aircraft ranging from the first C-141A Starlifter to a B-17G to tell the remarkable story of U.S. Air Force airlift and other missions at Dover AFB, Delaware.  www.amcmuseum.org

The Warhawk Air Museum in Nampa,
Idaho, features remarkable fighters including a P-51C and a TP-40N. Museum staff
are especially supportive of veterans. http://www.warhawkairmuseum.org/

Trains & Transportation

The Nevada Northern Railway Museum in Ely operates vintage steam and diesel locomotives in this ruggedly beautiful mining region. Visitors may learn to operate locomotives for a fee. http://www.nnry.com/

Vintage streetcars and electric interurban infrastructure are preserved and operated by Yakima Valley Trolleys in Yakima, Wash. www.yakimavalleytrolleys.org

General Interest

The American Association of Museums (AAM) has changed its name to the American Alliance of Museums. This group has, for more than a century, been a rallying point for museums.  http://www.aam-us.org/
The American Association for State and Local History provides a clearing house of museum and historical information and services. www.aaslh.org

The Idaho Military History Museum is a remarkable crossroads for veterans of all eras from Idaho.  www.museum.mil.idaho.gov

The Small Museum Association provides a forum and meetings for those who staff and appreciate small museums. Typically serving the mid-Atlantic states, the association has seminars that may be of interest to small museum staffs in other regions as well.  
http://www.smallmuseum.org/
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