Phottix Indra500 TTL: The Innovative Gear That Will Shape 2015
Phottix Indra500 TTL was chosen to be one of the innovative gears that will shape 2015 by Photo District News.
Phottix Indra500 TTL was chosen to be one of the innovative gears that will shape 2015 by Photo District News.
Take your gear on location with ease with a Phottix Gear Bag. The heavy-duty bags come in three sizes, 70 cm (28″), 96 cm (38″) and the big daddy of gear bags – 120 cm (48″).
The Strobist Shanghai group from flickr teamed up with Phottix to present the Strobist 101 Workshop July 25.
After a two week holiday hiatus Photog Friday is back. This week we travel to the land down-under to meet shooter Cameron Fong. He started his life behind the lens at 9 and has since amassed an arsenal of Nikon DSLR gear. He’s set some ambitious goals for 2010. What’s Cameron’s philosophy? How does he shoot? Read on…
Name: Cameron K. Fong
Country of residence: Australia
Brief Bio:
Born 1987 in Australia, met my first SLR when I was 7 or 8, got my first camera (35mm Kodak compact) when I was about 9, went on to learn to shoot SLR using Nikon FM2’s and Pentax K1000’s in high school. I started to own my SLR’s in 2007 when I bought my Nikon D40x (since sold) and have been shooting heavily ever since.
How did you first get interested in photography?
I first came into contact with SLR’s at a young age, and just knew from then onwards that photography would be something that I would pursue. I can’t draw or paint very well, so I borrow the camera to capture the things to see.
What do you like to shoot?
In many ways I will shoot almost anything, but I am most comfortable shooting landscape and macro.
What’s your approach to photography, your philosophy? What do you look for? How do you set-up a shot?