Accessory Reviews

Think Tank Signature 13 Shoulder Bag Review

15/09/2017 By Heather

A few months ago, Think Tank Photo announced its Signature series of shoulder bags and we’ve had the good fortune of being able to test the 13-inch version almost from day one. In contrast to the more rugged Retrospective series, Signature places equal importance on functionality and fashion, making it the ideal choice for anyone who works in an urban or corporate environment. If you’ve been looking for a new camera bag, we suggest you keep reading: there are lots of good things to say about this new series!

Review of Peak Design Leash and Cuff (Updated Versions)

10/08/2017 By Heather

Since starting MirrorLessons, we’ve had the good fortune of being able to test not only many cameras over the years, but a lot of camera straps too.

Of all the brands we’ve used so far, one in particular blew us away from day one with their innovative approach to designing accessories for cameras, and that’s Peak Design.

Cosyspeed Camslinger Streetomatic+ Bag Review

28/03/2017 By Mathieu

We had the chance to test the very first Camslinger belt bags by Cosyspeed a few years ago, and since then the brand has matured, creating products that stay faithful to the concept of carrying around just the essentials in a comfortable way but with a more refined design. Last year we reviewed the second generation of these bags – the Streetomatic – and today we’re having a look at the Streetomatic+ which comes with an upgraded design.

Review of ‘In Camera: How to get perfect pictures straight out of the camera’ by Gordon Laing

09/03/2017 By Heather

Those who like to keep current with the advances in digital photography will certainly be familiar with the name Gordon Laing. Editor and creator of the popular Camera Labs website, he has solidified his position as one of the most eminent technology journalists on the internet, penning impressively in-depth camera and lens reviews that often run to over 20,000 words each.

Rebecca Lily PRO Set IV Lightroom Preset Review

03/02/2017 By Heather

When we share photographs for our reviews and comparisons, our tendency is to edit the images as little as possible so that our readers know what they can expect from a particular camera model in terms of image quality, colour rendering, white balance and so on.

However, when it comes to our personal body of work, we often enjoy applying presets, as doing so not only saves us time in post-processing but also allows us to give a cohesive look to a set of related images.