Shimoda Side Street Camera Bag Review
The Shimoda Side Street is an urban-style side-access camera bag with a roll-top section for your non-photographic essentials. Here’s what I think of it.
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Shimoda Accessory Cases Reviewed
Shimoda’s updated accessory cases are designed to organize your cables, chargers, and other small photographic accessories.
Shimoda Drone Cores Tested and Reviewed
Shimoda’s Drone Core Units are designed to offer protection and organization for your drone, controller, batteries, and accessories. I tested both sizes.
Shimoda Soft Core Units Reviewed
Shimoda’s range of Soft Core Units is designed to offer padded protection for compact camera kits and content creation accessories.
Shimoda Top Loader Review – Great Rugged Camera Holsters
The Shimoda Top Loader Series features three sizes of rugged, weatherproof, holster-style camera bags. Wear them over your shoulder or attach them to your backpack.
Shimoda’s New RST Core Units for Telephoto Lenses Tested
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Sony 300mm f/2.8 GM Teleconverter Performance (1.4x and 2x) – Outstanding Results
The Sony 300mm f/2.8 GM lens will be used by many in combination with the 1.4x and 2x teleconverters. My tests reveal the optical and autofocus performance you can expect.
Sony BC-ZD1 USB-C Camera Battery Charger Tested and Compared
The Sony BC-ZD1 is a USB-C dual-battery charger for the NP-FZ100 camera battery. I tested it and compared it to Sony’s other options to see which is faster.
ProGrade Digital Iridium CFexpress Type A 4.0 Card Tested (480GB)
The ProGrade Iridium line brings CFexpress 4.0 speeds to Type A cards for the first time. I tested the 480GB version, theoretically capable of speeds up to 1850MB/s. Did it impress? Let’s find out.