Reviews
The iPhone 15 Pro Max Camera Review: A Great Camera Phone With a Few Drawbacks
I’ve been using the iPhone 15 Pro Max camera for over six months now. In this blog, I will share my thoughts on this device…
SIRUI 20mm S35 autofocus anamorphic: A compact cinematic powerhouse
Since SIRUI announced they are making a 20mm anamorphic AF lens, I wanted to put my hands on one. I mean, I love anamorphic lenses…
Rising from black & white ashes, Phoenix color triumphs with 11- x 14-inch prints
There’s a new color in town. And that’s the color produced by a brand new Harman Technology Limited color film emulsion. Christened Phoenix, or, more…
DIYP reviews the massive PGYTECH OnePro Focux 35L backpack
If you’ve ever spent a full day shooting in the field, you know that a comfortable, spacious, and well-organized backpack makes a huge difference. The…
Shutter App for Canon: remote shooting has never been so easy
If you’ve ever struggled to use a camera remote in the past, you’ll understand how finicky it can be. Similarly, controlling long bulb exposures for…
Improve Your Images Easily with this AI Image Enhancer
These days, many tools utilize advanced technologies collectively known as AI or artificial intelligence. These technologies can also be used to create “photographs,” paintings, or…
DIYP reviews the Falcam Treeroot tripod
In the ever-crowded world of travel tripods, Falcam has thrown its hat into the ring with the TreeRoot Quick Lock Travel Tripod ($499). This sleek,…
DIYP takes a look at the Saramonic Ultra wireless microphone system
Wireless microphones are like the unsung heroes of video production. And when a new player comes to shake things up in a market dominated by…
Moment’s QuickLock filters for iPhone 15 and 16 will elevate your mobile photography and filmmaking
Smartphone photography has come a long way. These days, our iPhones double as pocket-sized creative powerhouses, almost capable of rivalling pro-grade cameras. But even with…
ROGETI RG-1 geared head review: Position precision
Geared tripod heads are not new. I don’t know when they started, but I remember scenes in movies where a movie director rotates some handles to…








































