There’s one piece of camera gear that has no impact on the photos themselves yet plays a key role in just how enjoyable that shoot was: the right camera bag. Nothing quite makes photographers miserable faster than a bag that weighs them down and leaves them aching at the end of the day, or doesn’t …
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B&H is having a Black Friday sale on a ton of backpacks for all of your gear carrying needs. Being a bag snob, and more than just camera bags, I have gone through the deals and will give my recommendations at various budgets.
Wandrd, the company behind photography-focused bags like the Prvke Lite and Transit Travel series, has announced two new backpacks, the Stratus and Nimbus, with the former being built specifically for photographers. [Read More]
The year 2021 was a fascinating one for the photography tech world. Presented by loads of semi-conductor issues, the photo world took to doing what we've been asking for for years. They put out more firmware updates, produced even more lenses, and gave longer life to some of the best cameras.
The Oliday Journeyman backpack is a bag that I was known to use by many other journalists and folks in the industry. It looks nice, functions well, and overall just feels good. Long-time readers know that we've reviewed the most camera bags of any photography outlet still standing.
Confession: I've failed to ever find the perfect camera bag. Here at the Phoblographer, we've probably reviewed the most camera bags on the market. Of course, we stand by ethical statements and won't review some brands.
Necks weren’t designed for holding much more than your head. Sling straps hold the weight the camera on the shoulders instead. Made with the ability to switch back and forth from a shoulder to neck carry, this type of strap design often offers more comfort for all-day shoots.