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Acratech
Acratech is a family-run manufacturer of quality and innovative ball heads and accessories. We absolutely love their GP and GPSS ball heads for all of our day and night work.
All Acratech products are meticulously machined in their small facility in California. We are absolutely amazed (and thankful) that they have somehow created a variety of ball heads under 1 pound that support over 25 pounds! Never worry about your camera support again with Acratech!
B&H Photo Video and Pro Audio
B&H has been a supporter of photographers of every level for over 45 years. We are attracted to their integrity, world-class customer service and fair prices.
Benq
BenQ offers a broad range of products, services, and solutions. National Parks at Night uses and recommends Benq digital projectors and professional monitors, which provide brilliant detail and incredibly accurate color.
Bay Photo
Some of the best printing in the business today is being done by Bay Photo. Their products are industry-leading and include prints on metal, canvas, wood, tile and of course, extremely high-quality papers.
LaCie
Hard drives are where our stories live. We have been using LaCie drives for many years, and their reliability, durability, speed and design are industry standards in the photo and video worlds. LaCie’s Rugged series of orange portable drives can be found in almost every photographer’s bag, and their Big series desktop RAID storage solutions range from 4 TB to 168 TB!
Lensrentals
If there’s one commonality among everyone in this community, it’s that we could all use an extra piece of gear or two when we go on a night photography trip. For that, Lensrentals is our go-to source. Want to try a brand new camera in Yosemite? Need a telephoto for Yellowstone? How about a tilt-shift for shooting lighthouses? Lensrentals is ready to ship to you at home or on the road.
PhotoPills is the most comprehensive photo planning app there is, with dozens of useful features to ensure success with even the most complicated photographs. From calculating star points or trails to remotely figuring out when is the best time to get a specific shot, PhotoPills does it all.
