Late last year, we announced new changes to our reviews system. This is on top of all the other testing that we've done for years and called on the industry for. As it is, we're constantly revamping our system of camera reviews.
Today, we're beginning the start of calling out what we believe to be falsehoods in the photography world. And this one has to do with a false statement about wet weather. . thephoblographer.com
Instagram is making its Gifts feature available to more creators in the United States. Gifts are described as a way to more easily earn money from an audience -- easy in theory, but it muddies an already confusing monetization web with Meta-owned properties. [Read More] petapixel.com »
2023-02-10 21:57
In my previous review of the Fujifilm GFX 50s, I noted that while a pretty good camera system, there isn't a whole lot that differentiates it from 35mm full frame systems enough to give it more of a competitive edge. thephoblographer.com »
2017-05-02 10:00
It's been a long time since Sony updated the 85mm f1. 4 G Master. But now, we've got the new Sony 85mm f1. 4 GM II. Since then, Sony has made improvements in the way of autofocus speed, clinical clarity, and weather resistance.
Back in 2019, we reviewed the Sony 35mm f1. 8 FE lens and even gave it an Editor's Choice rating. Don't get us wrong, this is still a great lens for a great price point. But as time went on, we did more investigation into potential issues with the lens.
The Nikon Zf has finally landed in our hands for long-term testing. It's an incredible camera. And by far, this is the single best feeling camera that we've used all year. In many ways, it's a welcome reprieve from the monotony of the rest of the camera world serving out different variants of the same thing.
The Canon G1x Mk III came at a very unfortunate time for the company. When it was released, Canon was still at the top in sales. But they admittedly cared little to nothing for serious mirrorless cameras and every reviewer fully stated that while they make good cameras, everyone else was still ahead of them.
How, you might ask? How does Tamron make incredibly lightweight lenses yet makes them very durable? If you didn't know any better, some might interpret their plasticky feel as something bad. But for the past few years, that hasn't really been the case.
Sometimes, I'm a bit shocked when brands release their own flashes. But this time around, I finally think that Canon has gotten it right. The new Canon EL-5 speedlight isn't super pricey, and it's doing things that all the other flashes just can't do.