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Vivian Maier produced over 150,000 photographs across five decades with one camera and a nanny's wage. She never owned a professional setup. She is now recognised as one of the most significant street photographers of the twentieth century. Building a complete DSLR camera kit on a budget is not about settling for less. It is about knowing what matters most and spending there first. This guide covers which bodies, lenses, and accessories to prioritise when every dollar needs to earn its place.
In 2025, Dennis Schmelz launched a drone over one of the most photographed landscapes on Earth and found an angle nobody had ever captured. His image won the Siena Drone Photo Awards Photo of the Year. This post covers what camera drones can do in 2026, the Australian CASA regulations every pilot must follow, what to look for when buying your first drone, and how ND filters and accessories complete the aerial photography setup.
It was the great George Lucas who said 'sound is 50 per cent of the experience.' In this guide you'll discover why a camera microphone matters more than video resolution, the main microphone types and when each one is the right choice, and how to match a microphone to your camera, content, and recording environment.
Most photographers spend years correcting in post what a quality filter would have solved in the field. NiSi builds optical glass filters to camera lens specifications, with nano-coatings engineered for colour neutrality across every exposure length. This post covers the full NiSi system, from polarisers and ND filters through to graduated NDs and the new JetMag Pro magnetic system, with practical advice on building a filter kit that matches your landscape and long exposure work.
Wildlife photographer Andy Howard describes his Leica binoculars as his most essential piece of kit, even more than his 600mm lens. This week's post is a guide that covers the full Leica binocular range, how optical specifications translate to field performance and why serious photographers pair Leica glass with Leica cameras.
In 1969, Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon with a Hasselblad strapped to his chest. After the mission, twelve Hasselblad cameras were left on the lunar surface because the photographs mattered more than the equipment. This guide covers the X2D, 907X, and H series digital systems, how Hasselblad lenses compare to other premium optics, and whether medium format is the next step your photography is ready for.
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.
