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…
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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.