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Hello Reader, Gura Gear's camera bags are extremely popular among nature and wildlife photographers. I've often encountered entire groups using all the Kiboko backpacks. The US brand has just introduced the new Mara duffel bags, made from the same ultralight materials as their camera bags and designed as the perfect global travel companion for the Kiboko. I was given exclusive first access to the Mara bags, and I am now bringing you my in-depth review at the link below. >> Gura Gear Mara Duffel Review Remember, all Shutter Muse subscribers save 10% on Gura Gear products, including the new Mara duffels, using the code ShutterMuse10. Cheers, |
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Hello Reader, Cotton Carrier's camera harnesses are great for carrying a camera on a nature walk. Now, they have launched a unique new product that combines those tried and tested products with a sling bag to carry additional gear. I tested it out and compared it to the brand's existing products. Check it out at the link below. >> Cotton Carrier Hyker Review Cheers, Dan Carr - ShutterMuse.com Prefer an email after every new post instead of the highlights? Click here. Unsubscribe · Preferences...
A black-chinned hummingbird from last year's workshop. Hello Reader, Last year, I led a fantastic photo workshop alongside Aaron Baggenstos to photograph the beautiful hummingbirds of British Columbia. We stayed in a beautiful mountain lodge, ate great food, made new friends, and shot thousands and thousands of photos. It was such a blast that we're doing it again in June, and we still have a couple of spaces available. A stunning male calliope hummingbird from last year's workshop. A female...
Sony 300mm f/2.8 = 1.4x Teleconverter Hello Reader, I have owned the Sony 300mm f/2.8 GM lens for around 12 months. It sits on my shelf amongst my other Sony, Canon, Nikon, and Fujifilm lenses, giving me a great perspective on its performance. This is a lens designed for sports and wildlife photographers. And yet, nobody would say 300mm is enough focal length for serious shooting of either genre. Why the dichotomy? Focal length flexibility is the key. With teleconverters, you have: 300mm...