Category: USB

Use USB power banks to get hours more shooting time out of your camera

John Aldred

The more features that get packed into each new generation of cameras, the less time batteries seem to last. Things like liveview, gps, WiFi, NFC, VR/IS, and a host of other doohickies just drain them faster than they used to. Even if your camera doesn’t feature superfluous battery draining features, other things can kill them […]

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Tether Tools unveils hot-swappable Case Relay system for uninterrupted power to your camera

Gannon Burgett

Tether Tools has announced the Case Relay system, a camera attachment that they claim to be the world’s first device that will allow you to provide uninterrupted power to your camera using a standard wall outlet or USB battery pack, such as the ones you use to charge up your smartphone. The device itself isn’t […]

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These amazing little USB drives are 1:2.6 scale models of Canon’s 5DS and ‘L’ series lenses

Gannon Burgett

USB drives are practically a dime a dozen nowadays. But sometimes you want something a little more specialized that will make yours stand out from the crowd when you slip it into your USB port. To help take your USB drive game to the next level, Canon has unveiled a new mini DSLR USB drive. […]

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Starting today, you can transfer photos directly to your iPhone

Gannon Burgett

While Android users got some love from Adobe today, iPhone users appear to be getting some from Apple. Today, Apple introduced version 9.2 of iOS. Inside the update are a plethora of bug fixes and smaller features, but one in particular stands out – for photographers, at least. Now, you can transfer photos to your […]

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