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With the introduction of their new 35mm F1.4, Sigma has raised the bar. In our hands-on review, we explore it’s capabilities and evaluate the results.

The WonderBurst HSS8000 is a basic entry-level radio triggers for cameras and flashes. In our in-depth review, we evaluate if they will stand up to the competition.

Sigma Global Vision is the brand’s new initiative and restructuring of its lens lineup. But is it just a marketing ploy? We think not. After digging deep into the press releases and the product descriptions, we think the initiative will blow your mind.

Crumpler has a lot of fans, and for good reason. Their bags are among the most innovative on the market and built with quality. Simon takes the Mild Enthusiast (Medium) for a spin to see if it holds up to the hype. Read on to see our in-depth review.

NextGEN Gallery – the leading gallery plugin for Wordpress – was recently acquired by Photocrati – a leading Wordpress template for Photographers. Read on to hear why this affects you and why we think this is great news.

Not everyone wants a camera strap. Depending on the type of photography that you do, a holster style system may be ideal for you. And so we’d like to introduce you to the Black Widow from Spider Holster – a lightweight and comfortable carrying system for your entry and mid-level SLRs. Read on to hear what we think about the system.

Late last year, Sigma released the widest angle zoom lens on the market, the 8-16mm F4.5-5.6 DC HSM Wide Angle Zoom. We got our hands on it for a while to try it out. With hundreds of shots under our belt, we have a lot to say. Read on for a full in-depth review.

We review the Vanguard Heralder 33, a messenger style camera bag that is targeted at photojournalists. But it’s versatile enough and engeneered in a manner that would appeal to a much larger audience. Part time photographer who needs to carry more than their camera gear? This might be for you. Read on to hear our thoughts.

Kata, who is well known for their quality and innovative bags, has some new products on the market. Among them is the MiniBee-111 UL, which we happened to get our hands on for review. It’s a camera backpack with an aluminum frame, offering ultimate comfort and support. Read on to learn more about the bag and to see our thoughts.

If you’re in need of a rugged backpack that isn’t too large and will hold some of your camera equipment, you may wish to consider the Clik Elite Compact Sport. We got our hands on one to review. Read on to hear our toughts.