6 Fixed Lens Cameras That Make Everyday Shooting Easy

Sometimes, the thought of having to load up your camera bag with accessories and lenses so that you can go and shoot can put a stop to your photography plans. This is where small fixed lens cameras can be game-changers.

The thought of heading out with a tiny camera and just one lens can be exciting. Using fixed lens cameras can save your body from all the weight of your gear, and you’ll find that you’re forced to be more creative, which is a plus. If you’re in the market for a camera that you can grab quickly and take with you everywhere you go with minimum fuss, these fixed lens cameras might be for you. We have listed six of our favorite fixed lens cameras after the break. .

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2020-9-20 07:00

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Cheap Photo: Summer Camera Sales Start and You Can Save Hundreds!

It's summertime, and things are about to get even hotter thanks to these red hot camera sales. The Fujifilm X-T3 can be yours for just $999. 99, and you can pick up the Fujifilm X-A7 with a lens for only $499! Canon's EOS RP with the RF 24-105 STM lens is a steal at $1,299, and Nikon's Z50 with the 16-50mm kit lens can be had for only $949! There are also deals from Panasonic and Sony too, like the Panasonic S1, which has dropped in price to only $1,997. thephoblographer.com »

2020-07-25 07:00

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Wave GoodBye To Your Wide-Angle!

The first thing you’re told as a fresh-faced landscape photographer is ‘get yourself a wide-angle lens’. And with good reason, too. The broad view that a wide-angle lens gives, and the way it will exaggerated the scale of anything close to you immediately make sense; you can cram big views into your pictures, and make foregrounds pop with texture and detail. digitalrev.com »

2018-11-30 03:00

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Laowa’s Quirky Macro Lens is a Game-Changer

It may look strange but Laowa’s 24mm f/14, which launched via a crowdfunding campaign, has the potential to deliver images you never thought possible. Thanks to its quirky probe-barrel shape, Laowa explain that the 24mm f/14 2x Macro Probe is the world’s first consumer-grade probe lens and that it can create a ‘bug-eye perspective that can't be achieved by conventional macro lens’. digitalrev.com »

2018-08-02 03:00

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9 Unsung Hero Items of Photo Gear

Speak to any professional photographer and they’ll tell you there’s certain items of kit that are more valuable than others. Items of kit that may not seem important, but prove their worth every time you head out into the field to capture photos or video. digitalrev.com »

2018-03-08 03:00

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Lens Lingo Explained

Pick up a lens and you’ll most likely see numbers and letters on the side or front of an optic. Sit and chat with a photographer and they may even use terms and words that seem a little unfamiliar and technical. digitalrev.com »

2018-01-04 03:00

You can now preorder the newly annoucnced Rokinon 35mm f/2.8 FE autofocus lens!

You can now preorder the new Samyang/Rokinon 35mm FE lens at BHphoto (Click here). Yesterday Sony US launched new savings on many cameras and lenses (overview at BHphoto). I missed to highlight that for the first time there is a price drop on the A6500 too! You save $100 on the body only at Amazon, […] The post You can now preorder the newly annoucnced Rokinon 35mm f/2.8 FE autofocus lens! appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

2017-06-05 21:37

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The good, the bad and the ugly of aerial photography - part 3: equipment

In previous articles I've discussed the advantages of aerial photography and shooting from a helicopter as opposed to shooting from a light plane. But are there any special considerations with regard to equipment when shooting from the air? Since we’ve already established that it’s the superior choice (at least in my opinion), let’s concentrate on the helicopter first. dpreview.com »

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Leica in the Golden Age of Compact Cameras

The early 2010s were the golden age of compact cameras. Many of us stopped calling them point and shoots and instead called them things like serious compacts, fixed lens cameras, or compact cameras.

Small Sensor Cameras Suck; It’s Time to Be Real Here.

In many of our camera reviews over the years, we've noticed a trend: small sensor cameras are really starting to suck. A good camera does the job you need. But a good camera is also one that you can use repeatedly yet never loses its intrigue.

Laowa’s Latest Lens Challenges Japanese Lenses

The new Laowa 10mm f2. 8 Zero Distortion lens is the latest option coming from the company for photographers. And it's doing something that the Japanese manufacturers haven't been doing: delivering a claim of zero distortion at such a wide angle.

Please Bring Back the Joystick on Cameras

In 2023, lots of brand-new cameras have been lacking something big: the Joystick! According to the Nintendo Gods, if there is no joystick, then there is no joy. I'm only partially joking about that -- and brands are just letting it go.