Pelican PX35 Aegis 35L. The soft bag that lives inside your hard case
Pelican built its reputation on virtually indestructible hard cases, so a backpack from the brand comes with a certain expectation.…
Westcott Photography Wagon. The cart that doubles as a light stand
Every photographer who has ever wrestled a pile of light stands, sandbags and cases across a parking lot knows the…
Sony Image Sensors. How one company came to own more than half the world
If you've ever wondered whose silicon is sitting behind the glass on your smartphone, the odds are overwhelmingly in Sony's…
DJI Inspire Goes Wild. How a Kenyan drone pilot filmed a lion’s rise to king
Chasing lions across the Maasai Mara for four years sounds like a job for a long lens and a lot…
Retoucher of the Year 2026. Photographers wanted for a global editing showdown
Ever handed your raw files to someone else and let them work their magic? That's the whole premise behind the…
Canon EOS 550D. This 2010 DSLR now runs Doom
The list of things that can run Doom keeps growing, and the latest recruit is a camera old enough to…
TTArtisan AF 85mm F1.8 Neo. A budget portrait prime you can literally reskin
Portrait primes usually ask you to choose between price and character. TTArtisan's new AF 85mm F/1.8 Neo tries to sidestep…
Godox P100. A pocket dye-sub printer that turns snaps into keepsakes
Instant printing is having a quiet renaissance, and Godox just threw its hat into the ring. Announced on August 20,…
Royal Navy Photographers vs AI. Why real images still win the war
On World Photography Day, the Royal Navy dropped a short documentary that doubles as a quiet manifesto against synthetic imagery.…
Shooting a Total Eclipse in Greenland. When the Landscape Beats the Corona
Most eclipse photos look identical: a black disc, a wispy corona, a very long lens. Photographers Marc and Wayne wanted…
