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.
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.
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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Several weeks ago Yongnuo release their controller for the new Canon wireless flash control system. The Yongnuo YN-E3-RT looks like an exact copy of the
Canon ST-E3-RT. But there are actually some differences. This article delivers a short review of the YN-E3-RT and reveals the differences to the
original Canon device.
