Photography Gear Review

Welcome to a review of the Andoer LY-01 LED RGB light. This is a “slightly bigger but still pocket-sized” LED light by Andoer, and it actually packs quite a brightness punch. While it may seem perfect as a lightweight lighting gadget, it may not be the best for some professional work. Read on for more! […]

Welcome to a review of the L08 gimbal stabilizer. Now, anyone who has been dabbling in the world of gimbals and stabilizers will know very well that even the cheapest decent one will cost around $70 to $100. But the L08 is something that I stumbled on, and it only costs a little over $30.

Welcome to a review of the Ulanzi VL120 LED RGB light. This is yet another one of those affordable pocket-sized LED lights, but I have an upfront confession to make – This is definitely one of the better mini LED lights that I have used to date. No, I am not sponsored to say that.

Welcome to a review of the Andoer KM-72B RGB LED light, and this is a tiny gadget that I think deserves more credit. There sure are a lot of LED panels these days, but getting a good RGB one can still cost quite a bit. Even though this Andoer is small, it costs lesser than

INTRODUCTION A STAPLE FOR LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHERS Welcome to a review of the Lee Filters Graduated Neutral Density. Every landscape photographer will probably have a set of Graduated Neutral Density (GND) filters and a Circular Polarizer (CPL) in their bag. I have a set of 3 Lee Filters GND in my bag for like, years now. It

INTRODUCTION THE MIDDLE-CLASS FULL FRAME Welcome to a review of the Nikon D750 DSLR camera, and this is one camera that I have considered as a replacement when my old D800E drowned in the sea (may it rest in peace). This middle-class full-frame camera is seemingly a pretty good replacement with a lot of features,

INTRODUCTION FLASH OR STROBE? Welcome to a review of the Godox Witstro AD360, a rather confusing gadget. While Godox brands it as a flash, it uses an external battery pack and has a “full-sized” bulb. It also packs the power of a strobe, when it is using the standard hot shoe mount. Flash, strobe, or

INTRODUCTION THE WORLD OF THE UNSEEN Welcome to a review of the Hoya R72 Infrared Filter. Ever wondered how the world in IR looks like? Want to do IR photography but don’t want to modify your camera? Then the R72 is something that you can consider getting. But as much as some people like to

INTRODUCTION THE BLACK GLASS Welcome to a review on the Haida 10 stops ND filter. ND filters have always been a staple to landscape photographers. While the “usual suspects” have always been 1 to 3 stops ND filters, some use a very dark ND filter of 10 stops and above for long exposures, even in broad daylight.

INTRODUCTION CAN AN OLD LENS STILL SHINE? Welcome to a review of the Nikon 35-105mm f/3.5-4.5 AI-S lens. For those of you who are not sure, there are 2 versions of this lens – The older AI-S version (manual focus) released in the 1980s, and the later AF-D version (autofocus) in the 1990s. This review