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 The Filmtools Gripper 3025 Car Mount with Triangulation Kit - All setup and ready to go with the Canon 7D & Tokina 11-16 f2.8 This thing is seriously f’ing cool!  Guys, it’s with a very heavy heart that I must share with you this bad news. . .There really is no other way to say it so I might as well just be out with it. Jonny Petts was not successful in his attempts to hack the 500D and he has put the project to an end. Need an iPhone friendly link? Here ya go! Need an iPad friendly link? Here ya go! Want to see it in 1080P over on SmugMug? Get amongst it! I used to shoot a lot of wakeboarding. It was a passionate love affair that eventually got left in the wake (no pun intended) of corporate production and an actual income. I shot everything on the Panasonic HVX, loved it and had an absolute ball. . .but now the HVX has been gone for quite a while, I got to thinking about what might happen if I turned a Canon lens on the action. Enter James Boggia, a mate of mine who is fresh from being crowned World Champion in Turkey and happens to be pretty good at the standing sideways on a water board thing. Read the full story here. . .Wakeboarder : James Boggia – A work in progress » Need an iPhone friendly link? Here ya go! Need an iPad friendly link? Here ya go! Want to see it in 1080P over on SmugMug? Get amongst it! Everybody loves a 50! It was a kit lens focal length for a long time, back when SLR’s first started appearing and ever since then it’s been the darling of every photographer out there. With the advent of video in the DSLR world, things aren’t much different. From the budget Canon 50mm 1.8 II right through to the deluxe Canon 50mm f1.2L & extraordinarily expensive Leica 50mm .95 Noctilux, there’s a 50mm to suit every budget and taste. But what about the inbetweeners? Couldn’t there be some right pearlers in there? Well yes there are, and the Sigma 50mm f1.4 EX DG HSM is one of them, a midde of the range lens that gives a surprising performance. Read the full story here. . .Sigma 50mm f1.4 EX DG HSM – Hands On Review with Sample Footage »  The LumoPro LP160 Quad Sync Flash The LumoPro LP160 flash is the follow up to the widely popular LumoPro LP120 flash and comes from the lovely people over at Midwest Photo Exchange (MPEX for the rest of this article). But, before we get stuck into the nitty gritty, let’s take a trip down memory lane – *cue harps and soft blur dissolve* Read the full story here. . .LumoPro LP160 Quad Sync Flash Review » |
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There’s something to be said for some crazy fast drivelapse, or a nice cruise through a tree-lined mountain pass. Trouble is not all car mounts are created equal and for those of you looking, it might be well worth spending a few minutes reading this little post! 