Camera
OM Digital has announced the new Olympus PEN E-P7 but not for the USA!
OM Digital Solutions has announced the new Olympus PEN E-P7 Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera. The E-P7 is OM Digital’s first camera release since the…
Panasonic adds GH5 II autofocus compatibility to a bunch of MFT lenses with new firmware
The Panasonic GH5 Mark II is expected to see similar autofocus performance to Panasonic’s full-frame S series mirrorless cameras. This is welcome news to Panasonic…
More photos and prices leak for Olympus PEN E-P7 – official announcement expected this week
More photos of the upcoming Olympus PEN E-P7 have leaked, along with prices. At least, the Japan prices, which start at ¥93,500 (~$855) for the…
Sigma will replace your fp dials and buttons to make it feel like an fp L – for a price
Sigma has announced a new service for owners of their Sigma fp mirrorless camera. The new service provides a “for-free customisation” of your camera, swapping…
Panasonic director Yamane goes on record to explain the differences between GH5II and GH6
Panasonic director, Yosuke Yamane, in a video posted to the Panasonic Lumix Video YouTube channel has amongst other things, explained the differences between the goals…
Why the Fujifilm X-T20 is still the camera I recommend in 2021
It’s now 2021, and the Fujifilm X-T20 was released in 2017, uses Fujifilm’s X-Trans III sensor technology, and has been superseded by cameras like the…
Side-by-side leaked photos show Panasonic GH5 II exterior is basically identical to the GH5
With an announcement expected tomorrow, it wasn’t much of a surprise that GH5 Mark II images have leaked early. Nokishita posted a couple of tweets…
Kolari Vision’s new clip-in filters for the EOS R5 & R6 live between your lens and sensor
Kolari Vision has announced a new set of clip-in magnetic filters for the Canon EOS R5. They mount inside the camera body in front of…
Nikon kills off more of its APS-C and full-frame F mount lenses
I’ve been saying for years that the “Death of DSLRs” will come when the manufacturers give up on them and not before – no matter…
How do you hold your camera? These are the best and the worst ways to do it
When shooting in low light conditions at slower shutter speeds, it-s best to use a tripod. But more often than not, you’ll need to shoot…





































