Gear
The ultimate Canon EOS R5 vs R6 comparison – Which is the right camera for you?
The issue of which is the “best camera” comes up every single day on social media. Many times. But the reality is that there’s no…
Photographing the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic opening ceremony with the Canon EOS R3 (maybe)
[A little while back, we caught our friend Jeff Cable’s post about him getting the Canon EOS R3. This is very exciting news for anyone who…
Glow has launched a new range of windproof lighting umbrellas
Umbrellas are probably the most common lighting modifier out there for those who work with speedlights or strobes. They’re lightweight, inexpensive and easy to get…
Negative Supply’s LM1 is a tiny all-metal colour and light meter for ambient and flash
I’ve used light meters for as long as I can remember in my photography. While many don’t believe they’re still required with digital photography, I…
Tamron’s new 18-300mm is the first 3rd party autofocus zoom lens for Fuji X systems
Since Fuji decided they were opening up their X mount to 3rd party lens manufacturers to be able to make autofocus lenses, we’ve seen a…
Take perfect photos of bicycles and cyclist gear in this robotic, automated studio
Polish tech company Orbitvu has introduced Bike Studio: a robotic, automated studio that makes cycling photography a piece of cake. While it doesn’t eliminate the…
Real-world Apple M1 Mac vs Intel PC performance comparison for photographers and filmmakers
There has been so much written about the technical specs and raw performance of Apple’s M1, particularly as compared to its Intel-based Mac counterparts but…
The Z-Cam E2 now comes with a locking Leica M mount option
The Z-Cam E2 series of cameras has proven to be very popular. With a product range covering everything from Micro Four Thirds through Super 35…
Tokina announces its atx-m 56mm f/1.4 X lens for Fuji X Mount
Tokina has announced a new portrait lens for the Fuji X mount system. It’s the Tokina atx-m 56mm f/1.4 X, offering a field of view…
Sigma’s 200-500mm f/2.8 monster is without question the world’s most ridiculous portrait lens
The Sigma 200-500mm f/2.8 EX DG was released in 2008. At the time of its release, it was the longest f/2.8 telephoto zoom in the…






































