While it’s entirely possible to take great-looking photos with an iPhone, the small sensors, fixed aperture of each lens, and lack of good-quality zoom make it difficult to be as versatile as a dedicated digital camera. Is an iPhone good … Continue reading →

In line with this, the overwhelming majority of photojournalists are using DSLRs (71.1%) with only a tiny fraction having switched to mirrorless (4.4%), and it’s interesting to reflect on why this older technology is still the preferred choice of the … Continue reading →

The biggest difference between a DSLR camera and a smartphone is the sensor size. And that alone is enough to create that chasm. Till phones have sensors that match those of DSLRs, it’s silly to think the output will be … Continue reading →

For most of us, we need at least two cameras. If you shoot events, it’s very practical in order to avoid constant lens changes. If you work in a studio, it’s nice to have a backup camera in case something … Continue reading →

In-body image stabilization (IBIS) has been a calling card of Sony’s mirrorless cameras for years. The a7C incorporates 5-axis IBIS so you can shoot stills and video handheld with minimal shake affecting your images. Do Sony cameras have Image Stabilization? … Continue reading →

Some people say you can’t take good pictures without a DSLR camera. They’re absolutely, unequivocally wrong. To say that everyone needs a DSLR is like saying everyone needs a gaming PC, everyone needs a Macbook Pro, or everyone needs a … Continue reading →

Among the 32 bodies that employ Sony sensors are some of the best Nikon cameras, including cutting-edge mirrorless models like the Nikon Z7 II, full-frame powerhouses like the Nikon D850, and popular APS-C DSLRs like the Nikon D500. What brands … Continue reading →

Perfect for sharks on the flats or surf casting off the beach. When fishing this size range i still like 2x-3x strong style hooks, no light wire nonsense. For 8ft sharks and over: 16/0-20/0 sized hook. This is the size … Continue reading →

10 Best Surf Fishing Reels for 2022 Reviewed Penn Slammer III. Best Surf Fishing Spinning Reel. Van Staal VR Series. Editor’s Choice. Daiwa SS Tournament. Best Long Cast Spinning Reel. Diawa Sealine-X. Best Conventional Non-Mag Reel. Daiwa Millionaire Surf Cast … Continue reading →

Gutter. Gutters are stretches of deeper water scoured out of the sand, characterised by darker, greener water. They generally have a back sand bank where the water is shallower, and the waves break over this bank before reforming in the … Continue reading →

Where is the best place to fish snapper? When targeting Snapper on shallow inshore reefs look for patchy sand/reef or rubblier bottom structures around known Snapper grounds. Snapper will often be seen on your sounder as arches sitting up off … Continue reading →

Is Big swell good for fishing? BIG seas and rough weather are not generally regarded as ideal for small boat fishing activities, but the fact is that in the right locations even quite atrocious conditions can result in spectacular action … Continue reading →

For a typical surf fishing excursion on the beach, you will need the following gear: Saltwater Fishing Rod and Feel. Cast Net. Tackle and Bait. Surf Fishing Rigs (Fish-Finder and Drop) Marine Hook and Rig Holder (for tool organization) Knife. … Continue reading →

The Quick and Easy Answer. Yes, wave height does affect surf fishing. Does it affect the bite? Yes, you’ll likely catch fewer fish in higher surf. Are waves good for fishing? Waves rise and crest as they pass over the … Continue reading →

If you are using braided line, then you might be able to get away with a 4500 or a 5000 sized surf fishing reel. If you are using mono filament fishing line, then you will definitely need a 5500 or … Continue reading →