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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.

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.

As a result of recent patent award to a competitor, the popular BosStrap sling style strap system has been modified to eliminate the quick-connect system. Is that a benefit, or a hindrance? Read on to find out…

Over the past several months, we’ve been checking out a lesser photography and photojournalism community known as JPG, and now we’re ready to tell you all about it. The site has a number of unique features that are worth checking out. Read on to follow us along in our tour of the site and to hear our thoughts. It may just be the next big thing.

We’d like to introduce you to another sling-style camera strap, The Lens Loop. The Lens Loop is a low-profile strap made out of a seat-belt-like material and minimal hardware. Simon Hucko takes the Lens Loop for a spin in this in-depth review.

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.

Carrying your camera and accessories can be a nuisance. Around your neck, it can grow uncomfortable. Shift it to your waist, and things are far more comfortable. At least that’s the premise behind the SpiderPro Camera System, which we just happened to have gotten our hands on. We of course would like to share our review with you. Read on.

We’ve all seen the beauty that is possible with infrared photography, but to many of us it’s a technology that is out of reach. IR cameras can be expensive, but then we were introduced to the Midnight Shot NV-1 IR camera. We got our hands on one to try out. Read on to learn more about the camera, see some samples and hear our thoughts.

So you’ve hit that point where your files have become too numerous to manage, and you really need a tool to help you out. Photo Mechanic just happens to be such a tool, and we got our hands on a copy to review. In true Shutter Photo fashion, we’ve played with it as much as we can, and we have a lot of features to introduce to you, and a lot of thoughts. Read on to hear what we have to say.