Phottix has been putting out some great stuff lately, specifically the Odin system recently released for Nikon. Last year I picked up a set of their (yet to be released at the time) triggers and receivers. Four office moves, three new apartments, a move to a new country, and having a child delayed me from…
Product Review
September of last year my wife and I moved back from China (here, here). During the first few weeks of transition (read: no office, no studio) I found myself working in some interesting spaces. The most surprising space was on top of an old dresser my wife had from childhood. It was a stand up…
Think Tank is one of the best companies around, and one that I’m extremely happy to be partnered with on all of our workshops. I’m absolutely in love with their products. My friend Brian (best name ever) over at Think Tank HQ let me know about a pretty fantastic deal they have going on…
*For information about Think Tank’s huge Modular Set and Skin Set sale as well as information about the contest associated with this review, please see the very bottom of this post. Think Tank is in the business of saving my back. Over the last three years my gear that I carry with me in the…
Before using the 3LT Brian X1, I used to think their were two kinds of photographers in the world: those who absolutely loved tripods and then those who simply thought that they were a necessary evil and lugged one along anyways. For year’s I fell into the second camp of people who thought tripods were “a necessary evil”,…
NOTE AUG. 2011 – This bag is still one of my go-to-bag for any travel. Any time I travel overseas I take this bag with me. I love it like I would my own child. I thought it would be good to note that lately I’ve actually ben stripping all the side walls out and…
NOTE AUG. 2011 – Two years later and I’m not sure where I’d be without these straps. I’ve been able to try out a few of Black Rapids newer straps – they are amazing. However, I keep coming back to the RS-7 and the RS DR-1. Does that mean that the newer straps such as the…
About three months ago I was fortunate enough to get my hands on the smallest of Think Tank’s new Retrospective line – the Retrospective 10. The Retrospective line is Think Tank’s new shoulder bag line that aims to help photographers “…blend in with the crowd and remain inconspicuous in any situation.” The Retrospective line further…