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Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample Images During my recent trip to Saigon, Vietnam, I visited the historic Thien Hau Temple in Cholon. Here’s a collection of sample photos captured using the Sony ZV-E10 paired with the Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 lens. The images highlight the temple’s intricate details, vibrant atmosphere, and the play of light and shadows inside this cultural landmark. Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 Sample image with Sony ZV-E10 + Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 If you’re researching the Sony ZV...

August is my birthday month, and this year, I wanted to do something truly unforgettable: embark on my first-ever solo international trip! Weeks of planning went into my two-week adventure to Vietnam and Singapore. Flights booked, hotels secured – everything seemed to be going smoothly for my post-pandemic return to global exploration. I arrived at Manila airport a solid three hours before departure, a buffer I’d soon be thankful for. The immigration line wasn't too bad, maybe 20th in line. My turn came, and I hoped for a pleasant interaction, but it was clear from the officer’s demeanor that this wouldn’t be the case. Her tone and attitude screamed "power trip," and I had a sinking feeling this wouldn't end well. And it didn’t. I’m not a frequent traveler, and my last trip was way back in 2017 to Hong Kong. My passport was recently renewed, so no stamps to show. I completely understand the Bureau of Immigration (BI) needs to do their job, especially with the Philippi...

Hey there, fellow travelers! Let me tell you, an eSIM is an absolute game-changer for staying connected to the internet when you're exploring new countries. I'm actually writing this blog post right now from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and my eSIM has been a lifesaver! Just a couple of days ago, I flew in from Manila, Philippines. I had my trusty Pixel phone with a Globe physical SIM and a Smart eSIM. As soon as I landed at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, both my SIM cards automatically switched to roaming. But guess what? I hadn't purchased any roaming data, so I was completely cut off from the internet. I was relying solely on the airport's free Wi-Fi, which was pretty unreliable – limited coverage and super slow, probably because everyone else was trying to use it too! My eSIM to the Rescue! This is where my eSIM swooped in to save the day. Before my trip, I did my research to find an eSIM with unlimited data. Since I'm working remotely and my stay was for sev...