Shackleton has teamed up with Leica Camera AG to create a jacket engineered for extreme weather photography. The Frank Hurley jacket features an ergonomic, lightweight construction that allows a photographer complete freedom of movement when shooting.
Photographers have it rough when it comes to getting the right shot. Have you ever seen a group of food/influencers at lunch? They’re pulling out all the stops to get the right shot for their Instagram. Mock them as you will, but they are just simply doing their job to the best of their ability with the little that they have.
Leica has released a set that is actually (somewhat) affordable. The Leica M Typ 262 Oberwerth Set is a packaged kit comprising of the Leica M (Typ 262) in the black anodized finish, the Summarit 50 mm f/2.4 in the black anodized finish…
The V4 Adventure Travel Pack from Black Ember is the perfect bag for the traveling photographer or videographer, regardless of where they may be off to.
This may be stating the obvious, with my logo and all, but I’m a huge coffee drinker. I can’t get through my day without at least a few cups.
The AirSelfie (on Kickstarter) is a tiny drone made to do exactly that; take your selfies. Simply slide it out of its case, turn it on, and it will fly up to 20 meters (66 feet) away.
Moment is known for their iPhone cases with attachable lenses that amplify an already great smartphone camera. It was only a matter of time before they created their very own app.
I do a lot of product photography, and one thing I can tell you is, getting a close-up shot with a prime lens is possible, but certainly not ideal. The Canon Self-lit Macro Lens…
Your iPhone’s camera just got a whole lot cooler. olloclip released a new Macro Pro Lens that offers three magnification levels: 7x, 14x, and 21x. Each lens is paired with an InstaFocus™ hood that helps you take a crisp, clean macro photo by diffusing light and automatically setting the focus.
Everyone’s favorite image sharing app, Instagram, or in some cases, what I ate for breakfast app, now supports landscape and portrait images. But don’t worry, they didn’t take away your precious 1:1 ratio just yet.
