Ansel Adams compared photography to a musical performance. “The negative,” he said, “is the score. The print is the performance.” Digital photography has seen physical copies taking a second seat to screens. Wouldn’t it be great if a high-quality print could be given to a client during the photo session
EBL sent us their rugged EBL Portable Power Station 500. We used it on a quick night photography trip and around the house, and reported back. Note: EBL sent us the EBL Portable Power Station 500. However, this is a completely independent review. All thoughts about this item are our
The Lark M2 is a featherweight wireless microphone for content creators and livestreamers. Hollyland just announced the LARK M2, a new top level consumer-grade wireless lavalier microphone. At only 9 grams, it stands out as an impressively lightweight lavalier microphone, making it the best choice for filmmakers, vloggers, and podcasters. It
I love talking about gadgets around the holidays! Recently, I was sent the Hollyland Mars M1 Enhanced Wireless Transceiver Monitor to review. As you may know, transceivers can transmit or receive signals. In the case of the M1, it can transmit and receive from the Mars 300 Pro, 400S Pro
If you’re stacking for star trail or Milky Way images, having a great timer is crucial. And if it’s easy to use at night is even better. Enter the Phottix Aion Universal Wireless Timer and Shutter Release (intervalometer and timer) with radio remote control. An intervalometer is a timer that
Tethering can now be done totally wirelessly. I’ve had the chance of talking about Tether Tool’s new Air Direct at WPPI. Here’s what they had to say.
Over the last two years, I’ve been using my mobile phones to produce an increasing amount of video content. Using my iPhone or Samsung Galaxy to make quick videos has proven to be very convenient, but one of my struggles has been finding reliable ways to collect quality audio while
Last December, while in the middle of a shoot and half way thru the models, I tripped on my tether cord and shattered my Nikon body and the lens attached to it. Needless to say, it wasn’t my happiest moment in 2017 but it was my most valued. What Is
While it isn’t very often for my family to ask me to make our family pictures, I typically have fun with it. This go around, which is the first time in my family’s history, I decided to play with a feature on my camera that allows my phone, the iPhone
Does your camera offer a smartphone app? Many do and you might be surprised by what they offer. Here are a few, but there are more out there (just check your owner’s manual). Some cameras have Wi-Fi built-in, others require an adapter. Canon EOS Remote Nikon Mobile Utility Olympus Image
