When you look at the LUMIX GH5S, you can see why Panasonic has built a solid reputation for producing top-quality cameras with video capabilities. Its 4K video capabilities are nicely matched with excellent autofocus and a stills camera that can shoot at 12 fps. As we know, impressive numbers don’t…

The best macro photography accessories will help you shoot those incredible tiny worlds that macro photographers are after. Macro photography can be one of the most challenging types of photography to shoot. That’s because it often includes a shallow depth of field, long shutter speeds, and tight working spaces. But…

Filters for landscape photography are a simple accessory that can greatly improve your images. Whether you shoot sweeping landscapes or bustling cityscapes, filters help you get better results! We give you a thorough introduction if you want to incorporate landscape filters into your photography setup. We also help you start…

Having the best accessories for landscape photography in your pack increases your chances of having a successful expedition. The right accessories ensure the safety of your expensive camera gear and impact the quality of the images you capture on your trip. Every photographic genre has its own “must-have” accessories. For…

When you consider capturing the Milky Way, you likely believe specialized equipment for photographing the Milky Way is necessary. But the reality is that you can get some spectacular photos with even a basic mirrorless or DSLR camera. Our post walks you through the best gear for Milky Way photography…

The Canon 7D Mark II is a high-end DSLR camera that Canon announced on September 15, 2014. It features a 20.2 MP CMOS sensor with Dual Pixel autofocus. And it has a continuous shooting rate of 10 fps, a 65-point all-cross-type AF system, and built-in GPS. Canon 7D Mark II…

In this article, I reveal my choice of messenger bag for urban photographers. But perhaps it’s not the best one for you. Choosing a messenger camera bag for equipment is a challenging task. I have experimented with a wide variety of options… from top loaders to sling bags to internal…

The general idea is that you find a way of syncing you camera with your flash so that you can take it off of your camera and illuminate your subject for a different angle. You’ll need a separate, off camera flash, but there’s plenty of choice to suit your budget and needs. When you take your flash off your camera, you open up a whole load of different options when it comes to diffusing the light through various umbrellas, softboxes and beauty dishes.