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Spectral 15 Shoulder Camera Bag – Review

September 22, 2017September 22, 2017 Bag, Cases, iPad, Laptop Case, Macbook, Photography, Review 0

Spectral 15 Shoulder Camera Bag Think Tank Photo Price: $140 U.S. Spectral 15 is the perfect traveling companion for trips when you want

ThinkTank Photo Trifecta 10 DSLR Backpack – Review

June 30, 2015March 4, 2025 Back Pack, Bag, Battery Packs, Camcorder, Cases, iPad, iPhone, Laptop Case, Photography, Review, Tablet 0

Every ThinkTank Photo pack I’ve looked at in the past has been remarkable for attention to design, function and workmanship. The Trifecta 10 is no exception. This backpack is designed with serious amateur photographers and professionals in mind. It’s sleek and it’s sturdy. I make no apologies for my loyalty to the ThinkTank brand. They make good stuff.

Mastering the Nikon D700 – Book Review

October 27, 2014March 9, 2025 Book Review, Camera 0

DSLR cameras are the top choices for professional photographers. The provided owner’s manual is great reading to familiarize yourself with your camera. But is there a better book to get you started? Let’s evaluate Mastering the Nikon D700.

Photography and video books – Review

January 24, 2013March 6, 2025 Book Review 0

If you are shooting with Nikon DSLR cameras, you likely have one or more Nikon flashes compatible with CLS (Creative Lighting System). This book is all about the flash units compatible with CLS: from the SB-600 to the SB-910. The first section introduces what is CLS and how a flash works. Then there is a chapter dedicated to each flash model that goes into each menu and configuration mode possible with the flash.

Composition – From Snapshots to Great Shots – Book Review

April 27, 2011March 1, 2025 Book Review, Camera, Features, Photography, Review 0

This is an odd “how to” book that purports to teach the amateur photographer the skill of arranging shapes and elements in a scene to create better pictures. The book is a collection of essays by wildlife photographer Laurie Excell and four other professional photographers. Based on the mission described in the introduction and the level of information in subsequent chapters, the book is clearly aimed at the amateur or hobbyist. What makes it odd is that it seems to quickly lose sight of its intended audience.

PhotoPlus Expo Report

October 29, 2008June 27, 2010 Features 0

Frank give us a look at the PhotoPlus Expo last week in NYC. Looks like a fun event all serious photographers should attend!