CameraStuff Blogs & Articles
The Neewer X11 2-in-1 teleprompter combines an 11-inch HD beam splitter with a built-in 9-inch monitor, so you can read your script and maintain natural eye contact without a separate tablet or app.
Your camera is only as reliable as what powers it. We break down why cheap batteries fail, what makes Newell different, and how to pick the right one for your camera.
The Ulanzi FM01 is a 40W portable fog machine with wireless remote and swappable batteries. We test it so you know what to expect on your next shoot.
Black diffusion filters add a cinematic soft glow to your images by scattering light at the lens. We tested all four strengths side by side so you can buy the right one for your work.
Les-Lee Lesch is a portrait and fashion photographer from Worcester, Western Cape, shooting bold, timeless, and emotive work from her own studio. From musicians to models to everyday clients, she creates images that are as much about the experience as the final frame
The Godox X3 flash trigger weighs just 48g and puts a 1.7-inch OLED touchscreen on your hot shoe. South African creator Irvin van Rooy used it to recreate Pinterest portraits from his own studio. Find out if the X3 belongs in your kit.
Discover how Worcester-based filmmaker and photographer Irvin van Rooy transitioned from a five-year teaching career to building a full-time tech and creative lifestyle media brand.
Most photographers treat hard and soft light as opposites. Ab Sesay's Godox Lighting Academy session shows how to use both at the same time — the BFP shapes the scene, the softboxes lift the ambience.
An ultra-bright 5.5-inch field monitor with a full professional toolkit. Here's what the Godox GM6s Pro actually delivers on-set.
Fulufhelo Mashige built Fulu Media on one idea: storytelling should be immediate and impactful. The Midrand photographer and videographer delivering same-day edits tells us everything about the obsession
A single strobe, a shoot-through umbrella, and a silver reflector. Les-Lee Lesch breaks down the simplest studio portrait setup that actually works, and explains exactly why each piece is there.
One light. One bold colour. A handful of props. Worcester photographer Les-Lee Lesch shows how a small home studio can produce warm, vibrant portraits when every decision is intentional, no complicated gear required.
