Photographic equipment is naturally very important to advanced photographers. In this section we’ll cover items that are relevant to the main technique features in each issue of Advanced Photographer . Therefore cameras and lenses will feature heavily, but so too will accessories and software. Our tests are very much hands-on and our expert reviewers make a point of trying out kit in real life situations before committing to their verdicts – so our reviews should help you buy the right kit for your needs as well as your budget.
In this two-part test we look at four top full-frame DSLRs. In part one we focus on the two most expensive 35mm DSLR models currently on the market, the Canon EOS 1Ds Mk III and the Nikon D3x. But be warned, if you get tempted you’ll need deep pockets
In last month’s part one of this massive review we checked out the two heavyweights in this market sector, the Canon EOS 1Ds Mk III and the Nikon D3x. In part two, it’s the turn of the Canon EOS 5D MkII and the Sony A850
Everyone has different preferences when it comes to carrying their kit around. Indeed, many street photographers don’t even bother with a bag or even a strap. Here, though, we take a look at some smart carrying options
Boasting full TTL functionality with wireless strobes and the suggestion of incredible flash sync speeds, the latest PocketWizards could be a strobist’s dream
Remotely triggering your camera or your flashgun or both offers fresh creative opportunities. The new Interfit Strobies Titan Pro gives such functionality and at an attractive price