Canon 5DS Review: Enormous Photos in a Familiar Package
The Canon mega megapixel camera is nearly upon us, and hopes are high that this could be the camera that could replace medium format for those not looking to sp...
REVIEWS
The Pentax 645z Is the Best Still Camera I’ve Ever Used
I do not make statements like the one found in the title of this article lightly. I only came to this conclusion after shooting with the Pentax for the past thr...
I Threw The G-Technology 1TB G-DRIVE ev ATC into the Ocean… & It Still Works
When G-Tech first showed me the G-DRIVE ev ATC earlier this year at CES, I wasn't sure I believed them when they told me it was shock, dust and water resistant,...
Review: The Manfrotto Digital Director
When I first saw the press release regarding the Manfrotto Digital Director, I almost didn’t believe it. A company I associate with tripods, walking sticks, the...
Peter Hurley Reviews the Canon 5DS
There are only two total Canon 5DS cameras in the United States right now (along with two 5DSRs), and last week Peter Hurley had one of them in his hands and wa...
Hands-On Review with the DJI Ronin Video Stabilizer
The MoVi took the video industry by storm in 2013, and since then it has become an incredible filmmaking tool utilized by many videographers. While a number of ...
Review: LaCie’s New Rugged RAID 4 TB Thunderbolt/USB 3.0
I'm a rather big fan of the latest iteration of LaCie's Rugged portable drive, especially the SSD version. It's a lightweight, compact, extremely fast option th...
Review: If You Aren’t Using a Lexar Pro Workflow Hub, You’re Living Life in the Slow Lane
When I first saw the generation 1 Lexar Professional Workflow Hub hit the market a couple years ago, I didn't think much of it. I have a built-in SD reader in m...
Review: Browser-Based Photo Editor PicMonkey
Photo editing software can get incredibly expensive, and sometimes these costs can be prohibitive. If you're a looking for a free alternative to Photoshop or Li...
Review: The Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art Lens
Sigma has made quite the turnaround over the past couple years with a series of lenses that regularly shock the photo and video world with their incredible perf...
Affinity Photo Review by High-End Retoucher Pratik Naik
Pratik Naik isn't just one of the best retouchers on the planet, he's also an incredible teacher with a vast knowledge of how the programs we use in this indust...
Lowepro Echelon Series Review: Don’t Just Get Somewhere, Arrive.
We spend thousands of dollars on cameras, optics, microphones, memory cards, rigs, computers, hard drives and tripods. We look at the latest from Canon, Nikon, ...
The Profoto B2 Review: Portability Maximized
The Profoto B1 might have been the best selling light for the company in their entire history, most certainly the best selling strobe in recent memory. But thou...
Review: The Feather Camera Crane from Lite Pro Gear
The name here almost says it all. The Feather Camera Crane weighs less than 4lbs while extending the camera out 7 feet from the base. What the name doesn’t tell...
Review: The Nikon D750 Shines
The title is sort of a pun, as the "shine" many of you might think of involves that internal reflection that the D750 has been battling in the publicity market ...