If you have a GoPro and a DSLR camera, you may want to use both of them at the same time to capture different angles or get fun behind-the-scenes shots. With a couple of inexpensive attachments, you ...

If you plan on building your own motorized camera mount, a 3D printer can definitely be of help. But in this case, [dslrdiy] didn’t use it for printing out parts — finding himself with little use for ...

We’d love to say that all of our projects worked perfectly on the first try, but the average Hackaday reader is a bit too experienced to buy a fib like that. The reality is, DIY projects rarely get ...

A fine summer's afternoon arrives and you've got a bunch of photos to take right out the front windshield of your car – what do you do? Certainly not hold your camera up with one hand and your ...

When I first saw the smartphone Flash-Dock DSLR Mount, I was expecting something that connected the two devices together. But unfortunately, the design only allows you to secure your smartphone to the ...

Meike is rumored to be releasing more Nikon F-mount DSLR lenses. This comes off the back of it launching its AF 85mm f/1.8 SE Mark II earlier this year - another lens with an F-mount variant. At just ...

The DSLR remains the camera of choice for people who are serious about photography, but lugging one about can still pose a challenge. Belt clip-on accessories like Peter Dering's Capture Camera Clip ...

A Kickstarter campaign launching on April 15, 2015 is raising funds to build the Camlet Mount, a cradle that connects your smartphone or tablet to a DSLR or mirrorless camera, giving you greater ...

AMSTERDAM—Gekko Technology will be introducing a new mount at the IBC Show that allows the company’s lenslite to be used with DSLR cameras. The new hardware provides direct attachment of the Gekko LED ...

Habbycam's new SD Camera Brace is one of many shoulder mounts that make shooting video with a DSLR easier and steadier. The difference is that, at $250, this one has a price much more suited to the ...

Smartphones are slowly taking over the point and shoot camera market, but they’re far from replacing DSLRs at this point. However, that doesn’t mean the two still can’t play nice together. The Look ...