The strap that comes with your new camera is almost never the best way to carry it. So we've reviewed four of the newest camera carrying systems - the Peak Design Capture, Spider Black Widow Holster, Lensloop and Split Strap.

The Wacom Intuos5 is the latest version of Wacom's popular graphics table, offering multi-touch gesture support for MAC and Windows, an Express View display and optional wireless connectivity. Jon Canfield takes a closer look in our Wacom Intuos5 review.

Accurate colour is vital for any photographer, yet a lot of people don't accurately calibrate their monitors and laptops. Jon Canfield takes a look at the new Spyder4Elite to discover if it should be part of your workflow.

In an age where the Apple iPhone is the most popular camera on Flickr, have smartphones finally caught up with traditional compact cameras? Here's our review of the new Nokia Lumia 800 from a photographer's point of view.

The new Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen and Touch is an inexpensive introduction to the world of graphics tablets, with clever multi-touch technology that even its bigger brother, the Intuos4, doesn't offer. Jon Canfield finds out if the Bamboo Fun Pen and Touch is the perfect tablet for beginners and more experienced photographers alike.

The Intuos4 Wireless is a new Bluetooth version of Wacom's popular graphics tablet. Wacom's new pen tablet has nearly the same dimensions (203.2 x 127 mm) as the medium sized Intuos 4 model and offers a working range of up to 33 feet. The Intuos4 Wireless is capable of capturing the slightest nuance of pen pressure against the tablet surface, as well as offering 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity, and there's also a user-defined Touch Ring capable of controlling up to four different functions in any application. Jon Canfield takes the Wacom Intuos4 Wireless for a test drive...

Tired of your prints not matching what's shown on your monitor? Want to ensure that your online images are accurate too? Spyder 3 Express is a new entry-level monitor calibration device from Datacolor, costing just $89 / £85, designed specifically to calibrate your LCD screen or laptop. Jon Canfield finds out if the Spyder 3 Express deserves a place in your photography workflow.

The Intuos4 is a new version of Wacom's popular graphics tablet. Intuos4 comes in four different sizes - small, medium, large, x-large - to suit the application, with medium offering a good compromise for the photographer. The Intuos 4 is capable of capturing the slightest nuance of pen pressure against the tablet surface, as well as offering 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity, and there's also a user-defined Touch Ring capable of controlling up to four different functions in any application. Jon Canfield takes the new Wacom Intuos4 for a test drive...