Has anything replaced the Pentax Flu card for use with a K-3? It would be nice to have a better version of it. Just reading about it in relation to my very recent acquisition of a new (used) K3

Product seems to come branded by quite a few different manufacturers/s uppliers. I recently purchased this one secondhand for an absolute steal of a price. I seldom have any requirement to do detailed macro work, but this wee gizmo certainly does the job and speeds up the workflow no end. It all...

This is a large and powerful hammerhead which is numerous in the used market today. It has handsome classic styling, unlike some hammerheads which look like (or really are) adaptations from hotshoe units. It is similar to, and shares accessories with, several other Sunpak hammerheads of the later fi...

A lot of positive aspects have been mentioned already, my list includes: exc ellent integration with DFA macro lenses via the bayonet adapter (DFA50 on APS-C only) intuitive balance control between the two half circles, gap between halfs not overly wide reasonable compact and lightweight on-camer...

In preparation for the eclipse of April 8th, I decided to get a 3-way geared head as even thought I have a very good ball head (vanguard Alta BH-250), I do really hate the millimetric drop that happens just right after you let go your camera after you tight the ball head bolts. And knowing that for ...

This bag is designed for both form and function, and Peak Design hit both targets. Ver y well-built. Both of mine have been through the wringer, and they're still in top shape. When you open the package, you'll know that you have a premium product. I have the 20L and 30L. 20L is perfect fo...

Glorious overkill. I've had my 544 since 1988. Granted, it's not been in continuous use. But I did use it through about 1995 or 6. As mentioned, you can turn the head and get a bounced softer light almost anywhere in a decent sized room. It is very picky about slave units as I recall, so anxious to ...

Pros Light, easy to carry. Centre- column can be removed and the head base screwed onto the tripod. Can buy parts from 3LT. Leg can be removed and used as a monopod. Easy to extend the legs. Instruct ions were clear, helpful video. Cons Have to tighten the head onto the base firmly as ...

Recently purchased second hand this Carbon Fibre tripod as my "go to carry on". All the usual Gitzo build quality, it appears nothing has been skimped on this ultralight (1.84kg with head) version. Com pactness: with the 180° leg folding system pioneered by Gitzo, Which enables its legs to rever...

I bought this not as a substitute to scanner, but just to make a quick and cheap estimate of a frame composition and sharpness. I am planning to use optical process to enlarge photos, so this is to help culling. It does the job, but barely. As already mentioned in another review, the focusing experi...