Reviews

The Nikon 800mm 6.3 is very interesting for wildlife photographers at first glance. An extremely long focal length, with 2.4 kg relatively light and also price-wise the lens is very well positioned. My experiences with the lens and whether it also convinces in the field, I show you in this article.

For a good year now, I've been traveling with an underwater housing from time to time. Whether the investment was worth it and what I think of the Ikelite housing for the Nikon D850 you can read in this article.

The new Nikon 400mm 2.8 with integrated teleconverter for the Z-mount is a top class lens. I was allowed to test the lens for 2 days in different situations. You can find the results and my findings in this article.

The Nikon 70-200mm 2.8 is usually a bit too short for classic wildlife photography. But depending on the animal and the situation, the lens can make all the difference. I was recently allowed to test the lens for a few weeks. You can read about my experiences and findings in this article.

With 80 litres, the f-stop Shinn is probably one of the largest photo backpacks around. Now there is a revised version of the backpack. Read this article to find out what has changed and whether the upgrade was worth it.

With 45 megapixels, animal-eye autofocus and 20 frames per second, the new Nikon Z9 seems to be the ideal camera for wildlife photographers. But does the camera live up to its promise out in nature? I have been able to test the Z9 since Christmas and have summarised my first impressions in this article.

With 80 litres, the f-stop Shinn is probably one of the biggest photo backpacks around. Read this article to find out whether the backpack is also worthwhile for wildlife photographers.

A few months ago I was lucky enough to test a teleconverter. In this article I write about my experiences with it and whether I would recommend a converter.

Two years ago, I bought a Wacom graphics tablet with the aim of improving my workflow. To find out if I'm happy with the tablet and how much I've been able to improve my workflow, check out this article.

In this article I show you how to protect your camera in the rain. I will show you different methods, like making your own rain cover or buying one on the internet.

I recently bought a new lens. After a couple of months of use it was time to review the lens.

The Floating Hide by Mr. Jan Gear is a very specialized tool for bird photographers. But is it really worth the money? In this article I will talk about my experience with the Floating Hide and what I might improve. You can also see the first results. I have been able to photograph great crested grebes, little grebes as well as pochards and red-crested pochards with the Floating Hide.