Most new TVs support 4K, but 120Hz can be hard to come by. Some televisions can support both, but not at the same time — you’ll have to turn off 4K to hit 120Hz. For the best experience, look for … Continue reading →

Some common synonyms of thin are slender, slight, slim, and tenuous. While all these words mean “not thick, broad, abundant, or dense,” thin implies comparatively little extension between surfaces or in diameter, or it may imply lack of substance, richness, … Continue reading →

Taking our #1 spot for the best camera for photojournalism and street photography in 2021 is the Sony α9 II. There’s a reason that the Associated Press chose to outfit it’s entire global roster of photojournalists with the A9II in … Continue reading →

Samsung’s newest 108-megapixel sensor actually goes further and combines 9 pixels into one for 12-megapixel photos. That’ll make for an even more interesting comparison to the iPhone when the Galaxy S20 Ultra is available. How many pixels is 108 megapixels? … Continue reading →

The 5D Mark III is one of Canon’s powerful cameras for still photography and Canon’s best DSLR for video. While the 5D Mark III’s 22.3 MP sensor can’t hold a candle to that of the 5Ds, it is still powerful … Continue reading →

GoPro is the worldwide market leader for these cameras. The target group is formed by professional or leisure athletes, travellers and photographers, mostly of young age (~18–35). The brand is present on all kinds of social media platforms. Who is … Continue reading →

Can I keep using my current phone number when moving overseas? Yes, you can! How do I keep US phone number when abroad? How do I keep my mobile number when moving overseas? By porting over your existing phone number … Continue reading →

1-2 of 2 Answers. Good Afternoon, Yes in fact this device does record video sound and also has a nice little speaker built inside so you can also hear the sound coming from the video’s on playback! Does GoPro record … Continue reading →

Fish can see quite well. Although biologists say they don’t see colors like we do, most biologists agree that they do see color. That means if you wear a bright colored shirt against a natural looking background like trees or … Continue reading →

Nylon, or Polyamide, is the first synthetic fiber in the world. Its most outstanding property is its exceptional strength and the resulting high durability, 10 times more than cotton, and 20 times more than wool. It is also stronger than … Continue reading →

Cotton is much softer than polyester and is a much better choice if you are wanting more comfort from your socks. Cotton holds color relatively well, but there are materials that keep color better and for longer. Cotton socks are … Continue reading →

Keep your extremities warm. Your feet and your hands (and your ears and your nose) often bear the brunt of cold weather when you’re fishing. Warm socks are a must—I almost always use wool socks under my waders when I … Continue reading →

The flex seal seem to penetrate the neoprene and does not peel off. I have just done this and only used them twice but so far the Flex Seal has been holding up. Can You Use Flex Seal on wetsuit? … Continue reading →

Simms has been at the forefront of breathable wader design for decades and we recommend these to anyone looking for a great pair of waders at a cheap price. There are other brands of breathable stockingfoot chest waders of course, … Continue reading →

Short offer zero insulation. I’ve seen some people wear sweatpants under waders during the winter. I think sweatpants would be okay but they are thicker than wading leggings or thermal pants which can cause compression of your legs in the … Continue reading →