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A GI Got a Leica from a Captured Soldier and Spent a Decade Photographing Post-WWII World Rebuilding

Sep 15, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

John Baer didn’t set out to be a photographer at first. In 1945, while serving with the 644th Tank Destroyer Battalion, he acquired a Leica…

Viltrox 35mm F1.2 LAB N FE Review Lead Image of Lens on White Background

The Viltrox 35mm F1.2 LAB N FE Might One of the Best 35mm Primes for Sony FE-Mount Cameras

Jul 30, 2026 Alberto Lima

A fast 35mm prime lens is one of the most useful lenses a photographer can own. The Viltrox 35mm F1.2 LAB N might just be the one you buy.

Candid Photography: What It Is and How to Do It Right

Jun 19, 2026 Lydia Marlowe

Some of the most memorable photographs ever taken weren’t posed at all. That’s candid photography, and when it works, it has an honesty that no…

Retro-Inspired Optical Viewfinder is a Game Changer for Digital Photographers

Apr 16, 2026 David Prochnow

The Ulanzi VF01 Waist-Level Viewfinder (C090) is a compact, thoughtfully designed accessory aimed at photographers who want a more immersive and flexible shooting experience. Blending…

Healing Through Photography: Fotophase Expands the Field of Neuroarts

Apr 7, 2026 David Prochnow

Fotophase is a newly launched nonprofit organization working at the intersection of photography, neuroscience, and the emerging field of neuroarts. Announced in April 2026, this…

Spring has Sprung: Here Are 10 Things you Should Photograph to Celebrate

Mar 22, 2026 David Prochnow

The first day of spring is basically nature’s grand reopening, and like any good reopening, you should document everything you see, especially the weird stuff….

A Fujifilm X100VI pictured with the Viltrox TCL-X100VI on a cherry-colored wooden table top.

Viltrox Wide and Telephoto Conversion Lenses Add Range to Your X100VI

Feb 23, 2026 Alberto Lima

The Fujifilm X100VI is one of the more polarizing cameras available today. For some, the fixed-lens APS-C camera is the perfect, high-performance point-and-shoot. For others, the crop sensor and fixed lens are far too limiting – even with the ability to digitally crop in. I tend to be more in the latter camp, preferring to use one of FujiFilm’s interchangeable lens cameras to maximize functionality. Recently, I got the opportunity to try the X100VI again, this time with Viltrox’s Wide and Telephoto Conversion Lenses. Did it change my mind about the camera?