camera hacks
Give Your Canon V10 Camera the Gift of Removable Batteries with this Nifty Hack
It goes without saying that the Canon PowerShot V10 Camera is a beautifully designed video logging (Vlog) platform. That is; except for one teensy, tiny…
Convert any Android phone into an HDMI monitor
Whatever your camera is, you probably have an App to turn your phone into a wireless monitor. Sony has Imaging Edge; Canon has Camera Connect;…
Give your Sony A7III “vlogging mode” with this totally warranty-voiding DIY hack
Just to make it clear from the go, this will void any warranty you have with your camera should you try this. But, I think…
Here Are 9 Simple DIY Photography Hacks
Everybody loves quick DIY photography hacks, and in this video, we bring you nine of our favourites. They’re all pretty straightforward, and even beginners shouldn’t have a…
You can turn GoPro Hero into GoPro Hero 5 by hacking its firmware, report says
Earlier this year, GoPro launched GoPro Hero, a $220 simplified action camera. But according to some reports, it’s actually nothing else but a Hero 5…
This guy hated his Sony A7 electronic viewfinder so much that he just cut it off
I have to say, this is probably one of the more extreme camera mods I’ve seen in recent times. Sure, there were some doozies back…
8 creative camera hacks in under 90 seconds that you can try yourself
Photographers are always coming up with ways to try and think a little differently. Sometimes they add a little uniqueness and interest to our shot….
Hack a 50 year old Russian film camera and repurpose its lens for modern DSLRs
When it comes to ridiculously cheap but very useful lenses, you’d be hard pushed to beat 40+ year old Russian technology, and this suggestion from Mathieu Stern is no…
NEX-7 With a 140mm f1.8 Projector Lens Makes The Most Beautiful Photos
With lenses getting more and more expensive, here is a nice trick for getting wonderful photos with an f/1.8 140mm lens for less than 100$….
Adding Real TTL Exposure meter To A Canon P Rangefinder
Yup, you heard right, true TTL on a (1959) Canon P Rangefinder. TTL stands for Through The Lens, which would be kinda impossible for that manual-focus, manual-exposure…






































