Search Results for: node/ring flash
Didn’t find what you’re looking for? Try searching again.
Thypoch announces two new Simera lenses for M mount
A new lens brand, Thypoch, has officially launched its Simera series of ASPH lenses: the Simera 35mm f/1.4 and 28mm f/1.4 (both $699). The lenses…
Wedding reception flash photography: It’s not scary with these five great tips
Wedding photography is one of those genres that require superhuman abilities and skills (at least that’s how I see it). It can be quite daunting,…
Elinchrom launches the Three, their newest battery-powered off-camera flash
Swiss lighting manufacturer Elinchrom has announced the Elinchrom THREE. This portable off-camera flash works with Elinchrom’s existing range of battery-powered strobes, including the ONE and…
How to use AI vision cameras to deter garden pests
When I first saw this project, I had mixed reactions to it. On the one hand, badgers are awesome. But on the other, they can…
7Artisans just released an ultra-wide full-frame 9mm f/5.6 rectilinear lens
7Artisans has just released a new ultra-wide 9mm F5.6 lens (buy here) for full-frame mirrorless cameras. The manual focus lens is available in each of…
Tamron 17-50mm F4 Di III VXD Review
Tamron’s newest lens is the interesting Tamron 17-50mm F4 Di III VXD, a lens that essentially works in reverse of the Sony design. Sony essentially take a standard zoom and made it wider, while Tamron has a taken a wide angle zoom and stretched it to reach 50mm. What’s more, their lens is an internally zooming lens that makes for a really intriguing gimbal lens due to the balance point staying constant. They have also aggressively priced the 17-40mm F4 at just $699 USD, which helps alleviate the biggest negative feedback I heard about the $1100 USD Sony lens; it was just too expensive. But is the Tamron a worthwhile option? We’ll explore that in the video review below or in the rest of this article.
The Nour Triplet V 2.0 lens is more about art than sharpness
The Nour Triplet V 2.0 lens is more about art than sharpness. you can say a lot of things about the Nour Triplet V 2.0/64 lens, but being perfect is not one of them. Instead, Lomography created a lens with a distinct look, that may not be perfect, but is absolutely beautiful. No only that, it’s also controllable
How to shoot a 180 VR video with the Canon EOS R5C and 5.2mm Dual Fisheye Lens
Canon has introduced a game-changer when it comes to shooting VR 180 video (virtual reality). This comes in the shape of its RF 5.2mm dual…
Why Godox Spotlight is in my top 5 best lighting modifiers of all time
Salacious article title aside, this lighting modifier from Godox is amazing and yes, it really is in my top 5 (maybe top 3) best lighting…
Godox redefines flash with a new 200Ws tube addon for the AD200/AD200Pro
Godox has announced their newest Godox AD-S200 head for the Godox AD200 (buy here) and AD200Pro (buy here) strobes. Unlike just about every other flash…






































