Backpacks! There are so many of them out there. But which on to choose? I think I found the best backpack for camera gear. At least for me. Actually, I think this every time I buy one. Anyways, let's have a look at those awesome camera gear eating monsters.

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Time for a gear review! It recently didn't buy so many interesting things. But there is one thing I want to show you. I got myself a Dj Techtools P554-1 Midi Fighter Twister. It is a MIDI controller which can be used to control Lightroom. It's a big time saver so jump right into the article to learn more.

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A fast 85mm was on my Amazon wish list for a very long time. I bought one last year but had to return it because of a focus issue. There are a couple of choices. Will it be the Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM or the Sigma 85mm F1,4 EX DG HSM?

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The goal was clear. I was told to tidy up my stuff. Easier said than done. There is camera gear in every corner of our house. But you can't use a backpack to store all this. So I needed a solution.

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Yongnuo and Shanny have finally released their Canon 600EX-RT clones. While both Chinese companies already offer a trigger for the Canon wireless protocol they now offer the speedlite as well. I already ordered both of them and will come up with a review as soon as possible.

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The guys from Pixel Enterprise send over the all new Pixel Mago Speedlite. It's currently in beta stage and I've got the opportunity so get my hands on it.

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Some time ago Yongnuo released an addition to its wireless TTL triggers YN-622C. While the YN-622-TX can't be compared with the YN-E3-RT it should be a welcome addition for everybody who already owns a couple of Canon eTTL speedlites.

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If you want to take your cat with you there is a need for a bag. Every bag would do but if you want to use that bag for your camera gear as well the Think Tank Photo Speed Racer is a very good choice.

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