Gear
Rode’s NTH-100 headphones are now a headset with the new NTH-Mic microphone
A few months ago, Rode, a company more popularly known for its microphones, decided to get on the other end of the audio gear process…
The Benro Theta is the world’s first tripod that automatically levels itself
Benro is preparing to release two new tripods via Kickstarter. They’re called the Benro Theta and Theta Max, and they’re sort of “smart” tripods. One…
The Matte Box IQ is Irix’s take on a lightweight matte box that uses their magnetic filters
Irix has expanded its product base from just lenses once again. After having already branched out into filters, they’ve now announced the new Irix Matte…
The pros and cons of shooting with Fujifilm mirrorless cameras
No camera out there is perfect. No camera can ever be perfect. There are just too many different needs out there to be able to…
Blind Spot Gear announces the Power Junkie v2 with USB Power Delivery and charging abilities
Blind Spot Gear, the company behind 2018’s original Power Junkie, is back with an update. It’s the Power Junkie v2, and it’s just launched today…
How to use your camera’s custom settings feature to speed up your shooting workflow
This is one of the most underused features of mirrorless cameras today – and many later DSLRs that came before them. We’re talking about the…
Six years after release, Nikon releases new firmware for the D850 DSLR to improve skin tones
Nikon has released a new v1.3.0 firmware update for the Nikon D850 DSLR, six years after its initial release in 2017. Widely regarded as one…
How to fix laggy HDMI output latency in Panasonic Lumix mirrorless cameras
Richard Wong has been taking a bit of a deep dive into the HDMI output latency of his shiny new Panasonic S5 Mark II. HDMI…
Voigtlander announces the ultra-bright Nokton 50mm f/1.0 and Super Wide-Heliar 15mm f/4.5 lenses for Nikon Z
Cosina has announced two new lenses for the Nikon Z mount mirrorless system. One is an extremely impressive-sounding Voigtlander NOKTON 50mm f/1.0 Aspherical full-frame lens….
Lomography goes retro with $22 reloadable film point-and-shoot camera
Lomography has just released a reloadable point-and-shoot camera that uses 35mm film. No, this isn’t 1983, don’t worry, we haven’t invented the time machine… yet….






































