Photo gear

I wanted to find out how well the Canon EF 100-400 II performed with a 1.4x extender on an APS-C camera. The results blew me away!

It's that time again when Shutterbug's editors and writers pick the best cameras and lenses of the year. In 2019, our favorite photo gear was all over the map, including everything from two premium compact cameras, to low-end and high-end mirrorless cameras, an entry-level DSLR, and something of an oddball street photography camera from Fujifilm that we loved shooting with, despite its intentional quirks.

This post will show you 5 great cheap pieces of photography gear that you simply must own! They will make your life easier and help you improve your photos.

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Selecting the greatest cameras of all time is inherently subjective, and a great way to start arguments. In compiling the list below for Shutterbug of the “20 Greatest Cameras of All Time,” I tried mightily to temper my own preferences and prejudices by vetting it with a handful of bona fide camera experts, but I take full responsibility for any errors of commission, omission, or ruffled feathers. I’ve split my “greatest hits” list squarely down the analog/digital divide, with 10 film…

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Some ideas on how to transform your work space.

In our past life as commercial photographers, we often found ourselves frustrated with the conventional method of labelling our lenses using Sharpies and tape. It felt like a crude and inelegant solution, especially considering the high cost and professional appearance of our equipment.⁠ ⁠ We knew there had to be a better way to identify our lenses quickly and easily, without compromising the sleek aesthetic of our gear. So, we decided to take matters into our own hands and design a…