The death of the DSLR has long been vaunted, and even after the appearance of the RF and Z mirrorless systems, it still sees signs of life. But dedicated lens manufacturers might finally have killed it off. [Read More]
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Introduction 80%Overall scoreJump to conclusion The Tamron 70-210mm F4 Di VC USD is a lightweight telephoto zoom lens for DSLR cameras that comes in at an MSRP of $799 / Key specifications Available in both Nikon F and Canon EF mounts 70-210mm focal range becomes equivalent to 105-315mm on Nikon APS-C, 112-336mm on Canon APS-C 4 stops image stabilization (CIPA rated) 0. dpreview.com »
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Canon often pushes out its best optics, priced at the much higher range, and then works on providing a more affordable version of it to its users. So, when they recently announced their Canon RF 28-70mm f2.
The year was 2020 when Sigma announced its 100-400mm F5-6. 3 DG DN OS Contemporary for E and L mounts. In our review, Pauleth Ip particularly noted how wildlife and sports photographers will love this budget superzoom.
We've finally arrived at that time when industry experts gather to announce the year's most powerful camera and lens. One such renowned accolade in the photo industry is the Expert Imaging and Sound Awards (EISA), which was first established in 1982 by five European photography magazines.
Map Camera, one of the largest photography retailers in Japan, has published its list of the 10 best-selling lenses of 2023 and the results are somewhat surprising. [Read More]
There are lots of folks who wonder what it's like to use new lenses on film cameras. And unless you're shooting Leica M, many of those lenses are probably for mounts that are kind of dead now. Nikon F mount's latest lenses don't really support their older cameras.
Tamron has announced that president and CEO Shiro Ajisaka will resign. Mr. Ajisaka is currently under investigation for the misappropriation of funds for person gain. Tamron has appointed current Vice President Shogo Sakuraba as the new CEO.
We think it's safe to say one of the most frustrating things with Canon's EOS R system is the lack of autofocus third-party lenses from the likes of Sigma and Tamron, along with the glaring wide-angle L lens holes in the line-up.