Cold weather can affect your camera in more ways than most photographers realize. From battery drain and brittle plastics to dangerous internal condensation, winter can pose real risks to your gear. This guide breaks down how cold temperatures impact Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras—and what you can do to protect your equipment in freezing conditions.

Filming your own hunt isn’t just about capturing the shot—it’s about telling the full story. From setting up gear and recording B-roll to knowing when to hit record and how to edit, this guide shows you how to create professional-quality hunting videos solo.

Learning how to price your photography sessions can feel overwhelming, but it really depends on where you are in your journey. From shooting for free as a beginner to charging premium rates as a professional, this guide helps you identify your stage and set fair prices for your work.

Filming hunts requires reliable, rugged, and versatile gear. From camcorders and action cameras to drones and mirrorless setups, here are the best camera options—and accessories—for capturing your next hunt.

Off-brand camera batteries may seem like a budget-friendly choice, but they can harm your gear, cause overheating, and fail at the worst moments. Learn about the risks and how to spot a bad battery.

Want professional-quality camera gear without the full-price tag? Learn how to rent the right equipment for your next shoot and find reliable pre-owned cameras, lenses, and accessories—while saving hundreds.

Not all SD cards are created equal. Whether you're a photographer, videographer, or both, choosing the right card can make or break your shoot. Learn what all the symbols mean, what size and speed you actually need.

Is hot weather bad for your camera? Learn how high temperatures affect cameras, lenses, and batteries — plus practical tips to protect your photography gear during hot summer days.

Headed to a festival or celebration? Learn how to photograph fireworks to help highlight your experience!

Ready to invest in a camera? Here's a guide to find what camera might be best for you!

As a photographer working with small businesses, individuals, and events throughout Upstate New York, I rely on equipment that’s flexible, fast, and durable. Here's why the Canon EF 24–105mm f/4L IS USM II is that go-to piece of gear.