
The Gear We Stole from Our Dads
Dad knew his stuff, we recognized that, and then we took his stuff.

Dad knew his stuff, we recognized that, and then we took his stuff.

Whether you’re a professional photographer or a hobbyist looking to learn, there’s sure to be an interesting photography course for you.
By Tucker Bowe

The new Coolpix P950, still packing the same bonkers 83x-zoom capability as the P900, folds in 4k UHD video capability and image stabilization, along with dedicated modes for specific targets.
By Eric Adams

There are so many deals on the internet that we can’t get to all of them.
By Gear Patrol

There are so many deals on the internet that we can’t get to all of them.
By Gear Patrol

Mirrorless cameras might be the future.
By Eric Adams

Announced at CES 2019, Nikon’s Nikkor Z 14-30mm f/4 S is the first 14mm that allows for screw-in adapters.
By Eric Adams

All the biggest announcements from Europe’s biggest tech trade show, including Sony’s new noise-canceling headphones, LG’s 8K OLED TV and the world’s lightest 15-inch laptop.
By Tucker Bowe

Nikon finally designs a pro-grade camera other than a DSLR.
By Tucker Bowe

Nikon’s not ready to spill all the beans, but thankfully the internet is full of nerds.

The bundle’s value hits somewhere in the ballpark of $6,292; the Nikon D850 Filmmaker’s Kit goes for $5,500, so you’re saving almost $800.
By Tucker Bowe

An ingenious journal (scientifically proven to improve lives), Star Wars for your wrist, the only [compact] camera you’ll ever need and more.
By Nick Caruso

A solar eclipse lasts two minutes, and you’ve only got one shot. Get the right gear, and capture that corona.
By Eric Adams


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Nowadays, there are many options for underwater photography and videography available to the avid diver and occasional vacation snorkeler alike. These five underwater imaging options — everything from custom-machined metal housings to cameras that don’t need a housing at all — will serve you well on your next dive trip.
By Jason Heaton

Packing for a trip to Russia for the Sochi Olympics is no small feat. There’s weather, international travel, technology and a desire to stay light on our feet to consider.
By Jason Heaton

If you’re like us, you have a long list of cameras you’d love to own. But reality (almost) always steps in, and your desires remain unfulfilled.
By Mike Henson

There was a time when photographers didn’t carry nine different lenses with their camera, a time when one wide-angle lens was enough to get an adroit photographer through the day because he realized that sometimes the best way to zoom in was to damn well walk closer to his subject. While most of us like having a versatile zoom lens, there’s something to be said for having only one focal length: when you shoot with a fixed focal length camera, you don’t take pictures, you take photographs.
By Mike Henson

Smartphones have made typical point-and-shoots about as useful as Ryan Lochte in a public speaking class. But until our favorite thigh weights gain a thicker skin, there will always be space for tougher rigs designed to take a licking and keep on clicking.
By Chris Gampat