From camera to camouflage tent: In this guide, I show you what equipment you really need for successful wildlife photography – practical, budget-friendly and with lots of tips from the field. Perfect for beginners and ambitious nature photographers.
Equipment for nature photography – Blog
This category is all about cameras, lenses and accessories that will take your nature photography to the next level. From tripods and telephoto lenses to clever helpers in the field – here you will find tips and practical experience.
If you are looking for nature photography tips, take a look at the category of the same name. You can also find personal impressions from my tours under Experiences.
Nature photography vacation in Thailand
Blue slugs and green earthworms: Why nature photographers should take a closer look
Photo visit to the swans at Flaucher
The courtship display of the black-tailed godwit
Encounter with the prehistoric giants – My adventure in Dovrefjell
Nature photography at the Flaucher
8 extraordinary destinations for photographing wildlife
Trailmaster TM1550PS – the best light barrier for nature photographers!
How to plan your first photo safari: The practical guide for beginners
Magic of the North: On the trail of the barred owl in Norway
Wildlife photography: tips for beginners
Photographing wild animals can be extremely challenging and frustrating. For many, wildlife photography is the absolute pinnacle of our beautiful hobby, but it is also one where beginners often quickly lose patience.
Editing nature photos: My workflow with Capture One
Editing nature photos is an art that I have mastered with Capture One. This software offers superior color reproduction and detailed adjustment options that are crucial to my work as a nature photographer.
Saltedline underwater housing Sony A6300 test: what underwater photographers need to know
When I first held the Saltedline underwater housing for my Sony A6300 in my hands, I was skeptical. Can a housing for just under 900 euros really do what much more expensive models promise? After months of testing in various bodies of water, I can say that it can do more than I expected. The housing is waterproof up to 195 feet (60 meters) and has a five-stage water protection system with an integrated moisture sensor. These technical specifications sound impressive on paper, but it’s…
Which hide for nature photographers?
A good hide is essential for many nature photographers – but which one suits your needs? In this article, I compare different models, explain the pros and cons and give practical tips for setup, comfort and camouflage. How to find the right hiding place for your wildlife photography.
What is a camera trap?
Camera traps provide fascinating insights into the lives of shy wild animals – without any human presence. In this article, I explain how PIR sensors and light barriers work, the technology behind them and how camera traps are used in research, species conservation and nature photography.
Tripods for nature photography: recommendations
Choosing the right tripod is crucial for successful nature shots. In this article, I share my experiences with various models – from beginner to professional tripods. Find out what is important in terms of stability, weight and area of use and find the right tripod for your photographic adventures.
Trailmaster TM1550PS – the best light barrier for nature photographers!
The Trailmaster TM1550PS is a robust photoelectric sensor for nature photographers. With precise infrared technology, long battery life and weather resistance, it enables reliable triggering in wildlife photography. In this article, I share my experiences and give tips for effective use in the field.
Decision support: Minox BV 10×44 binoculars
The Minox BV 10×44 impresses with its 10x magnification, 115 m field of view and robust construction. Weighing just 740 g, with an open bridge and nitrogen filling, it offers clear images even at dusk – perfect for nature photographers, hikers and birdwatchers.
Alternatives to the original tripod clamps
Original tripod clamps from Nikon & Canon are often wobbly and impractical. In this article, I will introduce you to alternatives such as the Kirk clamp for the Nikon 80-400mm and replacement feet from Jobu for the 500mm VR. They offer more stability, integrated Arca-Swiss plates and make transportation easier – perfect for demanding nature photographers.
