Photoshoot and Beyond
If you own a Canon and use their strap. Have you ever wondered what that little rubber thingy on the end of the strap is? I did, and I don’t even use a Canon. Turns out this little rubber thingy is a cap. And not just a cap, it is used to block the view […]
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With only one or two exceptions, camera straps have remained largely the same since their inception, and they’ve always had the same complaints made about them; that they put too much strain and pain on your neck and back, especially with a heavy DSLR and lens. Now, Ponte Leather have made an interesting modification to the […]
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Yesterday, we shared a fairly basic tip of how to properly put up a light stand. Today, we’re back with another basic tutorial. This time, it’s how to properly attach a camera strap. While this might seem up to personal preference or insignificant, it’s important to realize that more often than not, a camera strap […]
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Despite having a direct impact on one’s ability to capture fleeting moments, not to mention the amount of shoulder and neck pain at the end of a long day, many photographers don’t spend the time or money upgrading the strap that came with their camera. For some the camera strap is arguably one of the […]
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You know that neck strap that came with your camera? Yes, the one that has the big Nikon/Canon/Sony/Fuji/Panasonic/Olympus logo on it. That thing should stay tightly locked in the box your camera came in. Neck straps, especially the stock ones, are much more trouble than they are worth. Lose the strap and not only will […]
Cotton Carrier is introducing the Endeavor Belt and Wanderer Side Holster as new camera carrying systems this week at PhotoPlus 2015. The Endeavor Belt allows you to stow your camera on your hip while attached to the included shoulder strap, which allows for quick operation and continued security. The Endeavor Belt can handle up to […]
Over the years, photographers find what works for them and build a camera bag full of essential accessories for the way they work and shoot. There are many different items that can find there way into photographers’ bags but some are more essential and universal than others. Discovering these essential items early on can save new photographers […]
FashionPhotographyBlog.com had recently reviewed Cecilia Gallery’s 2.5cm neck →
Recently, FashionPhotographyBlog.com reviewed the unique camera straps from Cecilia Gallery. Well today, I’m going to share with you how you can claim one of these gorgeously crafted straps for your camera because thanks to Cecilia Gallery, we have one of their camera straps to give away to one of our subscribers to our blog. To decide who will receive this…
Hey there FashionPhotographyBlog.com readers! A while ago we posted a review of the unique camera straps produced by New York-ased, camera strap manufacturers, Cecilia Gallery. We loved the Incan-inspired Peruvian designs and great quality of the Argentinian leather in their hand-crafted camera straps. This time round, Cecilia Gallery announced their latest range of 2.5cm leather neck strap and we were…
FashionPhotographyBlog.com was approached by Cecilia Gallery to review their camera straps. I had seen their products on their website and on first impressions I thought they looked really trendy and exuded quality… a perfectly stylish camera accessory. I have always been intrigued about ancient civilizations, particularly the Incas, so when I saw their hand-woven Peruvian designs I was in a…
FashionPhotographyBlog.com is excited to announce that our friends at Photo District News are hosting The Look competition. Entries now open & details on how to enter are right here:
Hi there FashionPhotographyBlog.com readers. Over the months of posting the winners’ photos from FPBlog’s Photo of the Week contest and I have been continually getting emails asking how to enter the contest that runs on the site. Rather that replying to every email with the same details I thought that I would be able to cover the instructions in a…