If you missed the opportunity to purchase a Limited Edition Peak Design/SITKA Slide Lite camouflage camera strap back in 2023, here’s your chance.

SITKA and Peak Design have once again collaborated to combine SITKA’s world-renowned camouflage technology with PD’s category-leading Slide Lite camera strap. Featuring SITKA’s Optifade Marsh pattern, the strap is equipped with Peak Design Anchor Links which have become the de facto standard in the industry. The new strap is part of the SITKA Studio Program and exemplifies their desire to leverage legendary concealment knowhow across multiple product types.

Included with every Peak Design Slide Lite camera strap is a durable fabric pouch that contains two extra Peak Design Anchors (plus you get two on the strap – four in all), a small Anchor Mount that attaches to the tripod socket on your camera, and the hex key needed to tighten it. It also includes a set of unique Anchor Split Rings and a tool that saves your fingernails when attaching them to strap lugs. In other words, you get everything you need to attach to just about any camera, plus extra Anchors so you can easily switch the strap from one camera to another.

Via the Anchor Links, Peak Design straps can also be used with many camera shoulder bags, binoculars and basically anything you carry around your neck (except the vampire-repelling braid of garlic).

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Interesting and important fact: Peak Design Anchors are rated to support up to 200 pounds (90+ kg) and contain a yellow inner core that becomes visible if and when it’s time to replace them. I’ve been using Anchors for years and have never had one wear out.

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Price & Availability
Peak Design/SITKA Slide Lite camera straps are available now. Order from SITKA’s website. Price is $69.95. They’re also available directly from Peak Design.

Something for your doggo, too. The matching Optifade Marsh colorway Dog Collar is practical and stylish. It’s outfitted with aircraft-grade aluminum hardware and is available in three sizes.

—Jon Sienkiewicz

Autumn is finally here and with the change of seasons come a myriad of opportunities for breathtaking landscape photos. Today’s video demonstrates a straightforward Lightroom workflow for enhancing your images so they faithfully reproduce the vivid colors and tonal balance you witnessed through the viewfinder.

Instructor Mark Denney is an accomplished landscape photographer who says his primary focus is cameras, camper vans and the great outdoors. Depending upon where you live, peak fall color may only last a few short days, so the timing of your excursions is crucially important if you don’t want to miss the spectacular show.

Denny describes his timely episode like this: “I’ll show you Lightroom’s darkest editing secret for making fall photos pop—even if you arrived too early when leaves are still green, or too late when they’ve already started to fade.” He promises that these simple techniques will help you achieve rich, vivid fall colors every time, whether you’re new to Lightroom or an experienced user.

In the next 13 minutes you’ll learn how to employ a few simple-but-powerful tools in Lightroom’s Calibration and Color Mixer panels to transform dull, flat Raw files into attention-grabbing images that look as though they were captured during prime time, regardless of the actual conditions you confront in the field.

This impressive transformation can be quickly accomplished by manipulating a couple simple sliders, and Denney provides before/after examples to allay your doubts. His demonstration shot does display a few areas of yellow to work with, but the overall tone of the leaves is undeniably green like you’d expect to see in mid-summer.

The quick rehabilitation technique is surprisingly simple and Denney walks you through every step of the way, and we suggest that you add this seasonal approach to your Lightroom bag of tricks. Then pay a visit to his instructional YouTube channel for more practical landscape shooting and image-editing tips.

We also suggest watching another tutorial Denney featured earlier that demonstrates the power of an obscure light metering mode that enables you to capture balanced outdoor photographs without blown-out skies.

With destination weddings comprising one of the fastest growing segments and increasing by 40% over the last five years, Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett is looking to professional wedding planners for support stressing that “it is time for us to start positioning ourselves to secure a bigger share of that US$368 billion.” He wants weddings to double their current contribution to arrivals and earnings in Jamaica.