In a city like San Francisco, where tech culture reigns supreme and people flow down the streets on Tron-inspired electric unicycles, the contraption that really caught people’s attention was a ...

Streaming on the go may have been challenging 10 years ago, but with advancements in hardware and improvements in mobile network speeds, IRL streaming is becoming more popular for hobbyists and early ...

Anyone who’s anyone on the internet these days occasionally streams content online. Whether that’s the occasional livestream on YouTube or an every day video game session on Twitch, it’s definitely a ...

Ideal for anyone who wants a smaller bag with clever storage solutions to fit their camera, a few lenses and some accessories. Due to its smaller size, we think it's an ideal bag for women or anyone ...

It pays to protect your investment with the best camera backpack possible. In the past two years, we’ve tested over 15 different camera packs in the wild, taking them on photo and video shoots around ...

Photography is already an expensive hobby, with a single lens costing hundreds of dollars, without having to replace broken gear. That's why you need to ensure that you have the right protection ...

Petrol Bags, part of Vitec Videocom, a Vitec Group company, announces that it will be premiering new audio and camera bags and accessories at 2013 NAB, April 8-11 at the LVCC in booth #C6432. Due to ...

The Peak Design Outdoor Backpack is a great bag for photographers and hikers thanks to its camera cube compatibility, weatherproof design and accessibility. It's insanely customizable and great for a ...

Camera gear isn’t cheap, so it deserves a safe, secure method for moving it around. Camera backpacks have been lugging precious photographic loads around for generations and they have only gotten ...

Camera gear is heavy. Even a sparing system consisting of a camera body and two lenses can approach ten pounds. Add in more lenses, batteries, a flash, external hard drive, filters and other ...

A tiny camera that hitches a ride on the backs of beetles can wirelessly live-stream footage from a bug’s eye view. Shyam Gollakota and his colleagues at the University of Washington in Seattle have ...