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.
Getting into the great outdoors is always special, and there are always so many picture opportunities. But how do you decide what gear to take with you? Do you take wide-angle zooms or telephoto lenses? Perhaps you want to take primes and nothing else.
The year 2020 has been a long and exhausting one for camera and photography reviewers like us. The challenges presented with the photo industry don't just involve social distancing. Travel has also been limited.
Part of the fun of landscape photography is wandering around in the great outdoors while you look for the perfect shot, or while you hike to your destination. One thing that's not so fun, however, is lugging your gear around in bags that are uncomfortable.
How would you like to get your hands on a whole bunch of photography prizes that total over $3,000 in value? I'm sure all of you said, "I would," and we can't say we blame you. We are giving you the chance to win prizes such as a Fujifilm X-T3, a Tamron 18-400mm Di VC HLD lens, and prizes from Datacolor, Blurb, Sandisk, Moab, WANDRD any more.
Landscape photography is a fun genre of photography, but it can be tough on you and your gear. If you plan on hitting the trails or are going to hike to a remote destination to grab some gorgeous landscape pictures, you're going to want to make sure that the bag you take with you is up to the job of making you comfortable, and protecting your gear.
Camera bags don't seem to get quite the amount of attention as other photography accessories do, yet they are one of the most important tools that we as photographers take with us almost everywhere.
If you've been waiting for new stuff from WANDRD, today is your lucky day. The brand has just launched a new backpack on Kickstarter for photographers always on the go from one adventure to the next.
One of the big worries that we have as photographers is letting our gear out of our sight; even for the smallest amount of time. Our camera bags can hold thousands of Dollars worth of camera bodies, lenses, and accessories so it is always preferable to keep it with you as much as possible.
Getting all of our gear safely and securely from point a to point b is always a top priority of ours. We sometimes carry thousands of dollars worth of equipment with us, so the camera bags that we carry have to be sturdy and secure.
Getting all of our gear safely and securely from point a to point b is always a top priority of ours. We sometimes carry thousands of dollars worth of equipment with us, so the camera bags that we carry have to be sturdy and secure.
OREM, UTAH (PRWEB) JUNE 29, 2017 On the heels of a hugely successful crowdfunding campaign for its travel/photography bag that raised over $400,000, WANDRD has launched its newest innovative creation on Kickstarter.