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Exclusive - Gura Gear's new bag
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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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I didn't have this on my 2025 bingo card, but here we are. Hello Reader, Firstly, I hope my US readers had a wonderful Thanksgiving yesterday! I have, of course, updated my annual list of the Best Black Friday Deals for Photographers. There's good stuff on there. Now that the housekeeping is out of the way, let me explain the subject line of the email. Long-time readers or social media followers may remember that, in addition to my photography business, leading workshops, and writing content...
Captured while testing the new Peak Design Pro tripods. Hello Reader, You may recall that Peak Design provided me with their entire new range of Pro tripods on loan. After testing them over the past month, I have now published my comprehensive review. >> Peak Design Pro Tripod Review Testing the Pro Tripod with my 600mm f/4 My review covers comparisons of all three models, a thorough examination of the available optional accessories, and a comparison with the brand’s hugely popular Travel...
Hello Reader, A couple of months ago I emailed about the outrageously good teleconverter performance of the Sony 300mm GM lens. Knowing how much I enjoy using this lens compared to my 600mm f/4, it got me thinking: should I buy a second one? I know that sounds crazy, but a pair of them would be lighter and cheaper than a 600mm f/4 lens, and using the teleconverters would give me nice combinations of 300mm, 420mm, and 600mm focal lengths. I decided to pull on this thread a little more, so...