Dan Carr 
Since publishing a piece about my decision to move from Canon to Sony, I have fielded many questions. A couple of common themes and ideas have arisen that I want to address in this follow-up article.
Really Right Stuff have updated their popular ground-level tripod, a popular option for macro and low-level wildlife photography.
The BackLight Elite 45L from MindShift Gear is designed to be the ultimate outdoor and adventure photography backpack. I have been testing this bag for years during its development, and now it’s time to give you guys a detailed look at it.
Tamron’s recent lightweight E-Mount lenses have been impressing reviewers and buyers for the past 18 months, but I think they are about to be eclipsed by this new lens.
An overview of the Fujifilm X Mount lens lineup, including future lenses that will be launched in the near future.
Sony’s range of TOUGH memory cards are pitched as being the toughest on the market, so I froze one for four months to see if I could kill it.
Sony have launched a new ultra wide prime lens, the FE 20mm f/1.8 G. Coming in at under 400g, this lens is small, sharp and weather sealed at a not unreasonable price point.
The Acratech GXP is the latest head in Acratech’s ball head lineup. With a lightweight design that still manages to maintain a 50lb load rating, I was curious to put this head through its paces.
The Platypod Max is a multi-functional support accessory that can take the place of a tripod in some situations. Is it worth the money?
The Sony 200-600mm telephoto zoom is one of the most popular (and best value) lenses in the Sony mirrorless lens lineup. It’s a personal favourite of mine so I thought I’d share all the best accessories I found for it when I bought my own.