The first thing people think about when they hear “Tether Tools” is those bright orange tether cables. While those are awesome, they are only part of the Tether Tools story. Tether Tools offers some very powerful battery and power solutions for photographers. These aren’t just for location work (they work […] The post Tether Tools Power Solutions appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

Satos power packs with Pulso L lamps offer unprecedented flexibility – this is the way light control should be. Swiss lighting innovator broncolor is proud to announce the launch of the next generation of professional lighting equipment – the new Satos power pack and Pulso L lamp. After nearly five […] The post Broncolor unveils the Next Generation of Professional Lighting Equipment appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

Hahnel offers a wide range of camera and flash triggers – their Captur line covers everything from the simple cable release to radio flash triggers to Viper TTL to the powerful Captur Module Pro trigger. Every time someone asks me about the perfect gift for the photographer in their family, […] The post “Captur” Unique Images with Hahnel appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

On 23 April of 2023,  I added a Cable Management 2.0 bag to my gear.  It was donated to me for my time as a volunteer for the 2023 Canadian Imaging Conference and Expo in Canmore Alberta.  It is the first time that I have ever used a Think TANK […] The post Think Tank Gear Review appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

Product review by Spencer VanDerStarren In a world saturated with increasingly complex camera gear and accessories, there’s one unsung hero that too often gets overlooked: the humble tripod. When designed and built right, a tripod won’t be noticeable in your workflow. But sometimes it’s what we think about least which […] The post Can your tripod make a noticeable difference? appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

Our contributor, Michelle Valberg, is one of the photographers participating in this important conservation effort! “Hi there.  As you likely figured out… I am one of the 100FORTHEOCEAN photographers!  LOL. Thrilled to be a part of this print campaign in support of our oceans.  So many incredible photographers in this […] The post 100 For The Ocean appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

Since the 1980s, Greg Henry, a tundra ecologist from the University of British Columbia, has been leading research focused on understanding the effects of warming temperatures on High Arctic tundra ecosystems. This research, based out of Ellesmere Island, Nunavut, has been critical in forming the understanding we have today of […] The post The International Tundra Experiment (ITEX): 30 years of research on tundra ecosystems appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

Adult male Orca – With their tall dorsal fin, male Orcas are easy to separate from their female counterparts. Orcas, also known as Killer Whales, are the largest member of the Dolphin family. Canadians understand the art of adapting to winter. It’s really simple – just go on vacation. Although […] The post Cetaceans (Whales and Dolphins) of the Antarctic Oceans appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

When the sun starts to rise over Newfoundland, magic starts to happen along these 18,019 miles of coastline. There is so much to see and do in Newfoundland from photographing whales, puffins, fishing villages, icebergs, to the dramatic coastlines. Newfoundland is Canada’s fourth-largest island and the pace of life here […] The post Newfoundland Photo Adventures appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more

Adult female great white shark The dramatic cover of Time magazine on June 23, 1975 pictured a gaping great white shark, its jaws rimmed with jagged menacing teeth, breaking the ocean’s surface in a terrifying predatory lunge.  “Super Shark” the cover proclaimed. It was the heat of summer, and Universal […] The post White Sharks in Canada appeared first on PHOTONews Magazine ..read more