CRDPOUCH From CRDBAG – Accessory Organizer Review
CRDBAG is a Swedish company that specializes in organization for creatives. In this review, we look at their range of CRDPOUCH gear organizers.
How to Make a Vintage Camera Lamp for $50
Step-by-step instructions for making your own vintage camera lamp. All for $50. No experience is necessary.
XTAR SN4 Quad Battery USB Charger – Problematic and Dangerous?
The XTAR SN4 is a USB camera battery charger with interchangeable battery modules that allow up to four batteries to charge simultaneously.
All Sony a1 Firmware Updates With a Complete Changelog
This new Sony a1 firmware update brings several notable improvements and bug fixes.
Moment Rugged Camera Sling Review – 6L & 10L Compared
The Moment Rugged Camera Sling is a cross-body camera bag made from recycled sails. It’s built to be tough, and it might just be my all-time favourite sling bag.
4 Perfect Times to Use a Monopod for Wildlife Photography
Monopods are an important, but often overlooked piece of equipment in a wildlife photographer’s arsenal. Here are four perfect times to use a monopod for wildlife photography.
F-Stop Launches New Versions of the Tilopa, Ajna and Shinn Backpacks – Featuring DuraDiamond
F-Stop Gear has launched updated versions of three of its most popular photography backpacks. The Tilopa, Ajna and Shinn are now available in rugged DuraDiamond fabric.
3 Legged Thing Alan 2.0 Carbon Fiber Monopod Review
The 3 Legged Thing Alan 2.0 monopod is a professional-grade carbon fibre monopod with a huge 60 kg (130lb) capacity. Is it any good?
Haida Anti-Fog Belt – No More Lens Condensation At Night
The Haida Anti-Fog Belt is designed to prevent condensation and lens fogging while shooting the night sky. Does it work?
7 Ways Photographers Can Use Apple AirTags To Keep Track Of Gear
Apple AirTags are tiny location tracking devices that use BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) technology to connect to your phone or other nearby phones to help you find or track them. You need to be an iPhone user to take advantage of these, but Android users can use similar devices from Tile and achieve most of the same functionality. Since I am an iPhone user, I will be concentrating on the AirTags in this article. AirTags cost $29 for one or $99 for a 4-pack. What Apple AirTags Are and Are Not Before we get into the various ways I will …