Really Right Stuff designed its BH-55 Full-Size Ballhead mostly for professional applications, but it also offers three other sizes for all photographers.
The BH-40, BH-30 and BH-25 Really Right Stuff Ballheads are built with the same high standards of stability, durability and reliability as the...
GPS capabilities are virtually essential for many digital photographers, especially those that travel into the backcountry or along wild shorelines in search of superior nature and landscape images. Although many DSLR and most action/sports cameras have built-in GPS units, a separate, handheld GPS...
1. For the casual or hobbyist photographer with a DSLR camera, the smart lens choice is an all-in-one lens, such as the Sony 18–250mm f/3.5–6.3. Commonly referred to as a “super-zoom” lens, the 18–250mm has the entire range of focal lengths you’ll ever need. Plus, it will save you from...
If you’re trekking into the backcountry for a number of days in search of seldom-seen or seldom-photographed landscapes and other natural subject matter, then you might want to consider packing a portable solar panel and matching battery charger. In many cases, it’s a smarter choice than...
1. Sony may have never designed the NEX-7 if serious photographers hadn’t taken a liking to its NEX-3 and NEX-5 mirror-less interchangeable lens cameras. Sony brought these small cameras with APS-C sensors to the marketplace during May 2010 to attract point-and-shoot camera owners who were ready...
1. What will first cause your eyes to pop from your head is that the Nikon D3X DSLR is quite likely the ultimate pro camera with its 24.5-megapixel, FX-format CMOS sensor. The resolution of the D3X is a major advantage for many photographers, but especially stock, commercial and fashion...
1. Their first jealous look may be that you had the boldness to upgrade from the earlier 50mm f/1.8 G, or D, model. Both are legendary lenses with proven optical superiority.
Read real customer reviews of the Nikon AF-S Nikkor here.
You did not hesitate, however, when you learned that the new...
1. Introduced to the digital photography world during September 2010, the Sony Alpha a55 DSLR has significantly advanced picture taking because of its Translucent Mirror Technology™. Sony describes this technology as using a fixed, translucent mirror that “splits” the optical pathway between...
The short answer is “in a sense.” Of course, digital cameras are not designed and built to be “perfect,” but to match specific uses and, therefore, markets: point-and-shoots for a beginner consumer market, introductory and mid-range DSLRs for serious amateurs and professional-grade DSLRs...
