The Canon EOS R1 is Not an Aspirational Camera

During internal voting and discussions concerning the Camera of the Year, the Canon EOS R1 quickly established itself as a non-contender. This highly anticipated flagship camera has been coming for a long time, but once it finally landed, it felt undercooked, and worse, boring. [Read More]

How the Sony a9 III Stacks Up in DxOMark’s Sensor Analysis

DxOMark’s test results for the Sony a9 III are in, and they tell a story of innovation tempered by compromise.

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Sigma (Sort of) Makes More Lenses Work with the a9 III’s 120fps Mode

Sigma has released lens firmware updates for three E-mount lenses, making them compatible with the Sony a9 III camera in its class-leading 120 frames-per-second shooting mode.

Canon Hopes New EOS R1 Will Help it Maintain a Tenuous Market Lead

As many know, Canon announced two new cameras this week, the Canon EOS R1 and the R5 Mark II. Canon Vice President Tsuyoshi Tokura spoke to Nikkei about what a camera like the R1 means for Canon and opened up about competition within the industry. [Read More]

How the Canon EOS R1 Compares to Its Peers Spec for Spec

The Canon EOS R1 has finally arrived. After much anticipation and years of waiting, the Canon EOS R System finally has its true flagship EOS 1-series camera. Does Canon's new mirrorless camera take a spot on the podium, or does it come up short? [Read More]

For Many Photographers, the Experience Matters More Than Features and Specs

I've always been fascinated by the latest and greatest technology, and that obsession has carried over to photography ever since I picked up my first camera. However, as cameras have improved, I've begun prioritizing how a camera makes me feel rather than what the camera offers regarding specs and features.