“If you only knew the power of the dark side…” When Jon Warren, VP of product design at Herschel Supply Company, and his team sat down to design the new Star Wars x Herschel collaboration, he knew it was the perfect time to incorporate his favorite design details from the costumes of the galaxy’s most […]
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The Untold History of America’s Zero-Day Market
The lucrative business of dealing in code vulnerabilities is central to espionage and war planning, which is why brokers never spoke about it—until now.
Wherever The Child Streetwear Collection Goes, We Go
Disney Parks // FEBRUARY 1, 2021 New apparel and accessories inspired by The Mandalorian arrive at Disney Parks, Disney stores, and shopDisney today! StarWars.com Team A new line of comfortable, casual clothing and accessories modeled after the Mandalorian’s 50-year-old friend, Grogu, has landed at shopDisney today. Just like Mando, now you can take the Child […]
17 Bags, Backpacks, Cubes, and Straps to Protect Your Camera
There are dozens of ways to tote around your photo and video gear. We’ve reviewed our favorites.
A Travel Hack for Photographers Who Fly
Traveling with photography equipment can be a challenge. Airlines limit the size and weight of cabin bags so much that it’s nearly impossible to bring all gear as carry-on. While I’ve accepted that my tripod has to go into checked luggage, cameras, lenses, filters, and laptop have to stay with me. In this article, I share a little travel hack that helps to get around hand luggage limitations.
We Review the New Shimoda Explore V2: A Travel-Ready Backpack for Creators
Shimoda just launched their new backpack lineup, the Explore V2 Series. It’s a travel-ready backpack that comes in three sizes and is built for travel and landscape photographers who spend their time globetrotting with a camera in tow. This feature-rich new bag by a brand specializing in adventure camera bags is definitely worth checking out!
Is the Arsenal 2 for Advanced Photographers?
You may remember my 2019 review of the original Arsenal hardware. It was a block box you attached to your DSLR or mirrorless camera and it automated many of the tasks photographers face on a regular basis. The Arsenal sold quite well. While it had some good points that could speed or improve a photographer’s workflow, it left a lot of buyers unhappy and it seemed to wind up on a lot of shelves and in a lot of drawers, rather than in camera bags. Now we’ve got Arsenal 2.