LowePro ProTactic BP 450 AW III Review
The LowePro ProTactic BP 450 AW III is a redesigned version of LowePro’s modular workhorse camera backpack. We test it out as a dedicated camera backpack and a hybrid camera/travel bag. How does the...
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From action shots to breathtaking landscapes, our photography category has everything you need to document your outdoor adventures. Discover top-rated gear and expert tips.
Lowepro PhotoSport X 35L Backpack Review
For over 50 years Lowepro has been synonymous with making top-notch camera bags and accessories tailored toward the outdoor adventure photographer. The newly released Lowepro PhotoSport X 35L Backpack slots in on the small...
Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW II Review
If you have ever stepped foot into the world of photography, you have most likely see Lowepro’s camera bags. Since 1967, starting in a small shed in Colorado, Lowepro has created innovative gear to...
Lowepro ProTactic BP 450 AW II Camera Backpack Review
Having been a photographer for over two decades, I’ve come to understand that carrying my gear and keeping it organized isn’t just about convenience, it’s a vital aspect of my work. That’s where the...
MindShift PhotoCross 15 Backpack
MindShift Gear’s PhotoCross 15 Backpack Delivers Protection and Comfort Adventure photographers need a camera bag that’s as tough as they are. With its rugged materials and faceted design, the MindShift PhotoCross 15 backpack by...
Think Tank Camera Rain Covers
Think Tank Photo Releases Emergency Camera Rain Covers for Quick Deployment in Severe Weather Emergency Rain Covers are a simple, compact solution to protect your camera gear from a downpour or dusty conditions. These seam-sealed...
MindShift Gear BackLight 18L Camera Backpack Review
Good camera backpacks can be hard to come by because they all make various trade-offs while accomplishing the task of transporting your gear. Some sacrifice accessibility for capacity while others have poor load carrying...
Joby GorillaPod Mobile Rig Review
Joby, makers of the original GorillaPod flexible tripod, have come up with a unique smartphone accessory to help in the creation of pro-grade videos, vlogs and YouTube content, called the Joby GorillaPod Mobile Rig. Taking...
Mindshift Gear rotation180° Trail 16L Camera Backpack Review
Don’t you love when a company makes a product that truly solves a problem in your life instead of just making a shiny new thing? Carrying a camera while doing active pursuits like biking,...
SpiderLight Camera Holster Review
Spider Holster is well loved among professional photographers for their excellent and innovative SpiderPro camera holster system and now they have expanded their offerings to cover amateur and pro photographers with smaller cameras. The...
tamrac HooDoo 18 Backpack Review
If photography is your thing, sitting around your home shooting baby and puppy pictures isn’t going to cut it. For me, getting out and about is one of the best things about photography. It...
Brinno TLC200 PRO Time Lapse Camera Review
The Brinno TLC200 Pro is the world’s first HDR time lapse video camera which instantly renders actual time lapse video, without the need for post processing on a computer. The 60-gram TLC200 Pro is...
Brinno ART200 Rotating Camera Base Review
“Unleash a new creative dimension with the Brinno ART200 rotating camera base. Capturing amazing panning time lapses or smooth sweeping video has never been easier. Compatible with Brinno’s time lapse cameras, action cameras, smartphones,...
SpiderPro Holster Single Camera System Review
My SpiderPro Holster review can be summed up by saying go buy it if you own a camera. The system removes camera weight from your shoulders and neck and puts your camera in an easy to access location. The build quality is exceptional and has to be felt to really understand. Spider Holster thought long and hard about how this product works and it shows. As a professional photographer, I loved this system for long days shooting and as a traveller and adventurer, I loved how it kept my camera on my at all times without me worrying about it. If you only carry a lightweight mirrorless camera or point and shoot, check out the Spider Black Widow holster as an alternative. The SpiderPro is also available without the belt and as a two camera system. It retails for $135.
Incase Mono Kit Review: For GoPro and Sony Action Cameras
If you’ve invested enough on the best action cameras on the market, you will want to protect that investment; bubble wrap or a sock is not an option. Instead stick it in the Incase...
Joby Action Battery Grip Review
If you have ever filmed with a GoPro, you know that battery life rates from terrible to mediocre, at best. Up until this point the best way to combat that has been to carry...
GoPro Hero 4 Black Review
GoPro is the brand that first comes to mind when anyone starts talking about action cameras. Why? Well they have earned their name and have dominated the action camera market space since 2002. When is...
Spider Holster SpiderLight Hand Strap and Backpack Adapter
Spider Holster, makers of the highly regarded Spider Pro and Black Widow strapless camera holster systems, recently launched two exciting new products on Kickstarter. The first is called the SpiderLight Hand Strap and it...
Thule Legend GoPro Backpack Review
The category of action camera packs is stuffed full of many brands, styles and different options. It can be quite a challenge to find the company that makes the perfect pack to satisfy all...
Thule Covert DSLR Rolltop Backpack Review
When is comes to carrying around camera equipment there are many great options on the market. But when is comes to carrying camera equipment and extra personal gear, are there any good options out...
