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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.
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.
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?
I’m always on the lookout for USB-C hubs that can help photographers connect hard drives and card readers in an efficient way. This time I’m taking a look at the HyperDrive 9-In-1 Hub.
I spent months testing photography gloves in the cold Yukon winter to find the best ones for a variety of different scenarios and climates. Because nobody else has ever bothered to name them, I thought it would be fun to do it myself.
Matt got his hands on the Nikon 300mm f/2.8 VR II for an upcoming review. In the meantime, here’s some initial thoughts and a few photos to get a closer look at this beauty of a lens.
The Sigma 14mm f/1.8 ART has one of the widest apertures of any ultra wide-angle lens on the market. This unique combination of wide filed of view and wide aperture make it a bulky, but beautiful looking lens!
Peak Design has updated their popular Everyday Series of camera bags with new models, news sizes, design tweaks and new colours. Check out the entire new lineup here.
Matt reviews the Nikon’s compact super telephoto lens, the 500mm f/5.6 PF. A year after its launch it’s almost impossible to get hold of one in the stores, so does it live up to the hype?