The BenQ PV270 is a 27-inch monitor designed for photographers and videographers - read our in-depth BenQ PV270 review to find out if it can satisfy the needs of both users... Read the review »
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The Miggo Pictar is an accessory that promises to turn your iPhone into a DSLR camera, at least in terms of handling. Can it succeed? Find out by reading our Miggo Pictar review ... Read the review »
The Manfrotto Pixi Pano360 is a remotely controlled motorized head for cameras and smartphones. The Pixi Pano360 promises to make it extremely quick and easy to shoot time-lapse video and panoramas - read our Pixi Pano360 review to find out if it lives up to the hype... Read the review »
The SIRUI P-204S is a 4-section aluminum monopod with 3 fold-down feet for additional stability. Is this the best monopod on the market? Find out by reading our SIRUI P-204S Monopod review... Read the review »
Palette Gear is a customisable, modular system to speed up your workflow on your creative projects. Can it help out the busy photographer? Find out by reading our in-depth Palette Gear review... Read the review »
The Spyder 5 Capture Pro contains all the tools that you need to calibrate your camera, lenses and monitor, all stored in a rugged aluminum case. Read our Spyder 5 Capture Pro review to find out if it's a must-buy... Read the review »
The BenQ SW320 is a 32 inch 4K monitor aimed at photography professionals. Key features of the SW320 include a monitor hood, true 10-bit IPS back panel, hardware calibration, 99% Adobe RGB colour space and a 14-Bit 3D LUT.
The Zeiss ExoLens Pro is a wide-angle lens for your iPhone 6 or 7. It slots over the corner of your iPhone and changes the standard 28mm focal length to a much wider 18mm. Read our Zeiss ExoLens Pro review to find out if this is a must-have accessory for iPhoneographers... Read the review »