An Always-On Case That Becomes One With Your Compact Camera
The Always-On Wrap-Up is a nifty camera case that attaches to your camera …
The Always-On Wrap-Up is a nifty camera case that attaches to your camera …
What would you pack if you were assigned to cover a war from the inside? The photo above shows what photographer Umit Bektas decided to pack in his camera bag for his embed with a US military unit in Afghanistan.
Beauty dishes are pricey, and so are dedicated cases for carrying them around. If you want a cheap and …
You probably already know that it’s not a good idea to include your expensive camera gear with check in …
ONE is a new neoprene camera and laptop bag system that’s designed for …
Dan Bailey over at The Photoletariat captured this brief video of Lowepro showing …
At the Photo Plus Expo happening in NYC right now, Polaroid is showing …
The RoundFlash is a new ring flash adapter that's lightweight and collapsible. Setting it up from its collapsed state is similar to setting up a tent: simply take the rods and stick them into the holes to expand the adapter.
Here’s a strange (and extremely rare) piece of camera gear: the Leica Telephoto …
Videographer Joel Loukus created a continuous ring light source -- which he calls the "WreathLight" -- using a wreath frame and two strings of Christmas lights. The total cost came out to $24. It's a cheap and easy way of adding some soft lighting to your portraits.
According to Nikon Rumors, Nikon has introduced a new Unilateral Pricing Policy on DSLR gear sold in the US that will take effect on October 16th. Saying that the policy is "designed to allow customers to make purchasing decisions based on service provided and not have to worry about hunting for a better price", Nikon plans to withhold sales to any store caught pricing equipment below "national prices" that the company will set for each product.
If you have a GoPro or any other compact camera with a constantly exposed lens, you can protect the …
Some photographers prefer using ordinary bags with padded inserts to carry their camera gear, both for aesthetic reason and …
Want a DSLR viewfinder but don’t want to pay big bucks for a professional one? …
Since we wrote about CineSkates last week, the tripod-on-wheels project has already raised nearly $200,000 in preorders …
Lost in the commotion of Sony’s awesome camera announcements was the official unveiling of the LA-EA2 A-mount …
CineSkates are new patent-pending wheels that attach to JOBY's GorillaPod Focus tripod, allowing you to capture fluid, stabilized video with your DSLR without bulky or expensive equipment.
Rather than being built from scratch with new designs, new camera lenses are designed by taking existing lens designs …
We've shared a lens cap and hood hybrid here before, but this one is much nicer. "Flower", dreamt up by designers Rhie Hyi Joong and Lee Sang Hwa, is a concept lens cap that blooms into a hood by simply turning a ring.
If you had any doubts that Leica’s new M9-P is simply the M9 given a cosmetic makeover, …
Now here’s a camera accessory you don’t see every day: over in Japan …
Pose is a camera case that doubles as a simple stand. Designed to …
If you’re a professional photographer taking your camera into extreme environments, the cheap plastic body cap that comes with …
Nikon has just announced the new AF-S DX Micro NIKKOR 40mm f/2.8G lens, which has a FoV equivalent to a 60mm on a full frame body. It boasts a minimum focusing distance of just 6.4 inches, and has a reproduction ratio of 1:1.
The Arizona Republic features photographer Michael McNamara …
DSLR Solutions has a new follow focus kit that allows you to keep track of focus points without being bulky or expensive. The $60 kit is basically a clamp, a velcro strap, and some metal markers that attach to the strap. Attaching the markers allows you to bounce between focus points, or keep track of a number of points if you have multiple subjects. We've featured a number of DIY follow focus solutions here in the past, but using a velcro strap and markers is something we haven't seen before.
One of the exciting features of iOS 5 announced by Apple last week is the ability to use the …
Photographer Adrian Onsen wanted to use the AI Servo autofocus mode on his …
If you’ve ever found folding up a reflector to be difficult, here’s a short and sweet video tutorial on …
A camera’s sensor size is a very good predictor of how good its image quality is, but understanding and …
See the big box hanging out from under this Nikon F2 film SLR? It's called the Speed Magny, a special back that transforms the camera into an instant film camera. Instead of loading the camera with film, you take off the back of the camera and attach the 4lb contraption that's loaded with Polaroid pack film. Light entering the camera is directed onto the instant film below using lenses and mirrors, giving you a neat way to capture instant film photos at the expense of 5 stops of light.
If you have camera gear you’d like to sell, Amazon will now take it off your hands in exchange …
Photography lens manufacturers use all sorts of abbreviations and acronyms to explain the features of their lenses. In an effort to educate use, the photography lens manufacturers really just confuse us. Hopefully you’ll understand a bit about the different lens feature abbreviations by reading this post.
Engineer Peter Dering wanted a better solution for carrying his DSLR around so, after tinkering around with ideas and prototypes for a couple years, he quit his job and designed the Capture Camera Clip System, a small device that lets you securely attach your DSLR to belts and backpack straps. There's also plans for an attachment that will allow you to attach cameras to the frame of your bike or the roof of your car. The camera attachment uses the standard tripod mount, and the base piece has a quick release system that provides easy access whenever the camera is needed. It'll cost around $70 when it begins shipping in July, but you can support the project and pre-order a unit for $50 through its Kickstarter campaign.
If Legolas from Lord of the Rings ever decided to trade his bow for a camera, the new Urban Quiver by the newly formed Blackstone Bags is a camera bag he might use. The quiver shape keeps it from attracting too much attention from would-be thieves, while the compactness allows it to be stored in small spaces like the overhead bins on airplanes.
The highly publicized wedding of Prince William of Wales and Kate Middleton is happening tomorrow, and Reuters will be sending a 15 member team composed of photographers from all across Europe to cover the event. The photo above by team member Phil Noble shows the crazy amount of gear he and photographer Kai Pfaffenbach will be carrying.
Top of the line DSLR cameras are cheaper, more versatile, and superior in most specs when compared to the …
Eye-Fi announced their new Mobile X2 memory …
If Doctor Octopus were to design a DIY flash accessory, it might look …
Most modern tripods are made of materials that are designed to be light-weight yet stable. If having the lightest of tripods isn't a requirement for you, then check out these hand-made wooden tripods from the German company Berlebach. Though they can weigh in at 6+ pounds, the solid ash wood legs are supposedly better at dampening vibration than steel, carbon, or aluminum. Plus, they look pretty snazzy.