Gear
Watch: How good (or bad) is an $8.50 tripod?
As the saying goes, “one isn’t rich enough to buy cheap things.” But is a dirt-cheap piece of gear worth buying after all? Adam Harig…
Mitakon recreates Leica’s Summaron M 28mm f/5.6 at a tenth the cost
Mitakon has announced their newest lens. It’s full-frame Mitakon Creator 28mm f/5.6, which they say “recreate[s] the iconic Leica Summaron M 28mm f/5.6 lens with…
Kolari introduces Atlas – The lightest matte box in the industry
Kolari Vision – yes, those folks who make camera filters and love tearing apart cameras – have released Atlas. They’re calling it “the lightest matte…
First photo leaks of upcoming Sigma 23mm f/1.4 DC DN lens ahead of announcement
Last week, we reported that Sigma was expecting to announce three new lenses soon. Two of these lenses would be for full-frame cameras. One is…
Insta360’s new teaser says they’re entering the gimbal market
The teaser above was just posted to Insta360’s YouTube channel. In it, we can see various close-ups and details that all lead towards one conclusion….
Yongnuo announces 85m f/1.8 AF lens for Canon RF (again)
It seems that Yongnuo is the first company to figure out a way around Canon’s RF mount autofocus lens licensing issues. Well, it’s either that…
The Xencelabs Pen Display 24 is silent, glare-free retouching tablet
Xencelabs, a company that I really appreciate in the graphics tablets scene, just announced a new product: the Xencelabs Pen Display 24 Studio Series. This 24-inch…
Sony launches DSC-HX99 retinal projection kit for the visually impaired
Sony has announced the DSC-HX99RNV kit, a camera kit that helps visually impaired photographers capture the world around them. It packs Sony DSC-HX99 compact camera…
The Mitakon Speedmaster 65mm f/1.4 is the fastest lens available for Hasselblad XCD
ZY Optics has announced that its Mitakon Speedmaster 65mm f/1.4, initially released for Fujifilm GFX cameras, is now available in Hasselblad X flavour. This makes the…
Canon confirms EOS M system is not dead after all
Last month, when Canon announced the EOS R50, the world (including us here at DIYP) thought this was the final nail in the coffin for…





































