Kristan Ashworth

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When shooting photos, I found the color accuracy was spot-on with both the Canon EOS R5 and EOS R6 (used here). This year has been a dramatic one for everyone, including those in the camera industry. The coronavirus has affected every aspect of the economy and hit the camera world severely, resulting in one manufacturer, Olympus, stating that it will no longer make cameras. However, there have been bright spots.

They’re the unsung heroes of your photography gear collection. They’re your dependable workhorses, your trusted friends when you head out for a shoot. They hold your precious photography cargo and lend support to your cameras and lenses when they need it most. They’re steady, reliable, always at your side, and ready to stand up for you and your photos. They’re your loyal tripods, trusty photo bags and indispensable accessories, and, as photographers, we never seem to have enough of them.