
Ready for the Field A successful day of wildlife photography often begins long before the first photograph is taken. When you are leaving before sunrise, walking several kilometres or spending hou...

Gimbal vs Ball Head Choosing between a gimbal head and a ball head can significantly change the way a camera and telephoto lens behave in the field. Both can provide excellent support, but they ar...

Why Sharp Images with Super-Telephoto Lenses Are Not Just About Shutter Speed When photographing wildlife with a 400mm, 500mm, 600mm or 800mm lens, achieving consistently sharp images can be more ...

What Makes a Professional Tripod Different? At first glance, many camera tripods look remarkably similar. Most use telescopic legs, many are made from carbon fiber or aluminum, and almost every ma...

Photography Apparel for Wildlife and Outdoor Photography Wildlife photography often means spending long hours outdoors, walking between locations, carrying equipment and waiting for the right mome...

Custom Camera Tripods: Designed Around the Way You Work Photographers do not all use a tripod in the same way. A wildlife photographer carrying a super-telephoto lens through the mountains has very...
