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In 2001, photographer Michael Wesely mounted cameras on tripods at the Museum of Modern Art and left the shutters open for 34 months. The tripods held perfectly still while the museum was demolished and rebuilt around them. Every photograph taken on a tripod asks the same thing: hold still. This guide covers full-size, travel, studio, and video tripods, the head types that suit each application, and how to choose the right setup for your shooting style.
In 1927, Ansel Adams swapped a yellow filter for a red one on his last remaining glass plate at Half Dome. That single choice produced one of the most important landscape photographs ever made. Camera filters solve problems at the point of capture that post-production cannot replicate. This guide covers polarising, ND, and graduated ND filters, what each one does, which to buy first, and why quality matters.
In January 2026, a photographer bought a 1930s camera from a charity shop for $13 and found seventy-year-old undeveloped film inside. Every second-hand camera carries value beyond its price tag. This guide covers how to buy used cameras with confidence, sell your gear effectively, which equipment holds its value best, and how to turn the second-hand market into a strategy that funds better photography.
In 1932, Henri Cartier-Bresson slipped his Leica through a gap in a fence and captured one of the most reproduced photographs in history. He called it the extension of his eye. This guide covers the M, Q, and SL digital camera systems, how Leica lenses compare to other premium photography gear, and whether the investment is justified for serious photographers in 2026...
From Andy Warhol's Polaroid Big Shot to the Fujifilm Instax range dominating shelves in 2026, instant cameras have always done something no digital system can: put a finished photograph in your hand the moment it is made. This post looks at how instant cameras work, which system suits your shooting style, and what to look for before you buy.
The right camera bag is part of your shooting system, not an afterthought. This guide compares every bag format - backpacks, shoulder bags, sling bags, rolling cases, and hard cases - across capacity, access speed, comfort, weather protection, and tripod carry. Whether you shoot travel, street, studio, or everyday, find the format that perfectly fits your kit and your style.
At Camera Electronic we love photography – and we love writing about it. There is always new equipment coming into the shop and the industry leaders are always finding new ways that it can be used. Now you can freshen up your weekday with our weblog column and get some of that fun yourself.
