Tag: DSLR
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These Plush Lens Pillows Are Awesome, Ask Any DLSR Owner
If you’re anything thing like me, you might be an amateur photographer who loves to show off their DSLR whenever possible. For that reason, you can’t let people forget that you can totally get better shots than their phone, simply because your camera is tucked away in a bag somewhere. Well with this pillow, stuffed…
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Project Your Flash Up To 8 Times Further With This Horseshoe Attachment
Yes, it’s better to take pictures without the flash, or at the very least, without the basic pop-up flash. But if you’re in no position to adjust your ISO settings, and stabilize the camera for a longer exposure, you really have to. Thing is, there’s a very limited range to flashes, seeing as the light…
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Control Your dSLR Remotely With Your Smartphone
Getting that perfect shot sometimes means putting the camera in an angle that doesn’t leave any room for your big head. It’s for situations like that that the Weye Feye adapter was created. It connects to most Canon and Nikon dSLRs through the USB port, and allows you to sync up with your iPhone or…
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Aspekt is a Modular SLR Camera System That Lets You Keep On Shooting
Not all cameras are created equal. The same can be said for accessories. Photographers and hobbyists prefer different tools to create and capture their photographic masterpieces, which is why it’s so difficult to choose from only one brand because other lines might have more suitable options. With this in mind, a team from the University of…
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Outex Waterproof DSLR Housing Seems A Little Ghetto, Gets The Job Done
DSRLs are great, but they’re also delicate machines that don’t put up so well with rugged conditions. Or with being underwater. There are housings on the market to allow you to do your photography Bear Grylls-style, but they generally cost a pretty penny. And it’s not that the Outex Waterproof Housing you see above is…
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Super Slow-Mo Of A DSLR’s Shutter
Ever wonder what it looks like inside an Nikon D4 as it’s shooting at 10 frames per second? Our puny little eyes would be hard pressed to discern anything at all, but the Phantom camera set at a leisurely (for a Phantom) pace of 1,920fps reveals a fascinating ballet of mechanical parts performing their dance…
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Cloak Bag Lets You Use You Camera Faster
By David Ponce Carrying a nice dSLR around in a protective bag is cool but it makes taking impromptu pictures a lot harder. Often, by the time you take the camera out, the moment is gone. The Cloak bag aims to fix that issue by featuring a removable bottom that leaves the lens exposed while…
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Luma Loop Changes The Way You Carry Your DSLR
By Chris Scott Barr DSLRs are vastly superior to their point-and-shoot brethren when it comes to the quality of the picture taken. Unfortunately there is one area where the DSLR will always fall short in comparison, and that’s portability. The nature of these cameras means that they are always going to be bulky. That’s okay,…
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Nikon Reveals The D7000
By Andrew Liszewski For the past 6 years my Nikon D70 has been a phenomenal workhorse of a camera, and while it’s not the greatest low-light performer, I haven’t found a significant reason to upgrade it. Until now. Today Nikon officially unveiled the replacement to their D90 with the D7000 which is targeted at “Photo…
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Gigtube DSLR Remote Viewfinder
By Andrew Liszewski With an LCD display just 2.5 inches in size, don’t think of the Gigtube from Aputure as an upgrade to your DSLR’s own LCD display, since it’s probably far from it. Think of it more as an extra useful remote control. It connects to your camera’s video out and USB ports and…