The 16-35mm ultra-wide zoom houses both the wide-open spaces look of the 16mm and the wide, but not too wide 35mm in the same lens. But, that flexibility typically comes at a high price point. The Sony 16-35mm f4 PZ G cuts $1,000 off the f2.
8 version of this lens in exchange for a narrower aperture. As the PZ in the name indicates, the lens also houses a power zoom feature designed for smooth zooming while recording video. . thephoblographer.com
Three Canon zoom lenses are coming soon, according to CanonRumors. An ultrawide, a fast standard zoom, and a super telephoto seem to be scheduled to hit the shelves soon. These are the latest in a series of unique focal range lenses that Canon has been releasing for its RF mirrorless line of cameras.
Canon has long been known for their zoom lenses instead of their primes amongst professional photographers. So when the Canon EOS R6 Mk II came out, we chose some of the best zoom lenses you can get your hands on.
Nikon’s mirrorless S series lenses are the reason to choose the Z system in the first place — they are super sharp lenses that create lovely results. But those lenses are expensive — can one that’s half the cost still produce great shots? That’s the question to answer for the Nikon Z 17-28mm f2.
My brother and I took a few hikes in Ireland this summer with our beloved cameras. Lucas recently bought a new Sony camera body and was still on the hunt for his perfect lens. He owns a 24-70 and a 70-200.
The Fujifilm XH2 is a fantastic camera for photographers. If you're looking for the best film simulations, the richest colors, and autofocus performance Fuji has needed, grab this camera. And more importantly, get the best lenses for it.
One of the reasons why you buy an interchangeable lens camera to begin with is because of what zoom lenses can do. There are lots available on the market. And some give you extra reach in a smaller package.
The best weather-sealed OM SYSTEM lenses for passionate photographers are very versatile. Indeed, the company packs a zoom range into a lens body that many photographers have often thought impossible.