The 10 Best-Selling Lenses of 2023 at Map Camera in Japan
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]
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.
The 35mm lens is my personal favorite. It mimics the way that the human eye sees and has an incredible amount of versatility. With that said, manufacturers understand just how important this lens is.
It makes sense that a brand like STC Optics would make sapphire filters, yet most of the camera industry hasn't done it. Brands all across the tech world use sapphire glass. If you have an iPhone, you'll know it's supposed to be super durable.
Tamron Co. , Ltd. (President: Shiro Ajisaka; Headquarters: Saitama City) has developed an Android™ *1) operating system that improves convenience at the shooting site and expands the possibilities of photography and video shooting.
While the Fujifilm XH2 has been a joy to use, it's not the same unique joy that I'm used to from Fujifilm; and it feels attritional. That's not at all to say that the Fujifilm XH2 is a bad camera to use.
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]
It looks like both SIGMA and Tamron are transitioning fully to mirrorless lens mounts, which was obviously an inevitable outcome. According to Nikon Rumors, this Read more... The post SIGMA and Tamron discontinue most of their DSLR lenses appeared first on Canon Rumors - Your best source for Canon rumors, leaks and gossip.
One of the most important things in the gear world for value conscience buyers, are third-party lenses. Sigma and Tamron became pretty big players in Read more... The post The state of third-party lenses for the RF mount, Canon may be involved appeared first on Canon Rumors - Your best source for Canon rumors, leaks and gossip.
The 24mm lens can be great for portraits of a certain type. We recommend something along the lines of the environmental portrait that tells a story about someone. After all, it's a very wide lens! It's crazy to think that, years ago, no one would've used a 24mm lens for environmental portraiture.
This is a pretty classic question. Is 35mm or 50mm better for portraits? Lots of photographers are told these are two of the most versatile focal lengths you can buy. And that's indeed very true. Portrait photographers can do a lot with these lenses.
There are lots of photographers who over the years have used 90mm macro lenses for portrait photography. Logically speaking, it just makes sense to do so. Most macro lenses are handy. In fact, they're arguably the most useful lenses out there because of everything they can do.
I will make predictions for camera sales, lenses, and more for the rest of the year. And before I go on, I'll state a few things. This is partially just for fun. But it's all based on what's happened this year.
Last year, I bought almost every filter that PrismFX makes. As a camera review, it's very easy to become bored. Every camera and lens brand tries harder and harder to erase character and fun from lenses.
Father's Day is near! And you can enjoy a lot of discounts right now on various camera lenses in various ways. Some of these are instant rebates, others are instant savings. But either way, we've found a bunch of great prices on gear for you to check out.
It needs to be said: the photo industry creates a whole lot of sterile-looking lenses. The past two decades have engineered the soul out of photography. But with Tamron lenses, you'll get a bit of that spark back.
"That's a camera I bring out when I need to work, not just for fun," is what a buddy told me the other night at dinner. We were discussing camera systems. He owns the Canon EOS R5 and the Canon RF 50mm f1.
Finding great prices on photography gear is hard. But consistently, Tamron offers the best quality for the buck. Specifically, many of the new lenses they've made for the Sony FE system are fantastic.
Canon has really put in the effort to make their RF lenses great. They've given us some real lens innovation. The RF 28-70 f2 took a lot of us off guard. Canon boldly released this lens early in their Mirrorless career.
This Mother's Day, Tamron is having some fantastic sales. If you've had a new lens in your Amazon cart for a while, this may be the one! This sale is pretty fantastic all around with instant rebates on premium zoom lenses.
When you think about 70-200mm lenses, you probably think of portrait photography. You're not wrong. These lenses have been used to capture portraits for years, but they can do so much more than that.
Fast, wide primes have been becoming more popular over the last couple of years. Photographers would usually get their wide fix from lenses like 14-24mm f2. 8 options. However, having faster, wide primes can open up many more doors.
It’s that time of the month where we look at the gear you, our readers, have been snapping up. This roundup will focus on the most popular lenses for March 2021. We’ve been seeing a trend over the last few months here at The Phoblographer.
I absolutely love this time of year for photography. Spring is upon us, and that means flowers will be blooming. The landscapes around us are about to change drastically. It's this reason that many decide to pick up a camera.
Upgrading your camera is one thing. However, if you really want to see a difference in your images, you need new lenses. There are some incredible lens deals from Sigma and Tamron right here. Tamron’s weather-sealed f2.
It's that time of the month where we look at the gear you, our readers, have been snapping up. This roundup will focus on the most popular lenses for February 2021. If you're interested in seeing which cameras have been finding new homes during February, check out this post.
If you need some new lenses and want to save some money, you're in the right place. There are some incredible lens deals from Sigma and Tamron to go over. Tamron's weather-sealed f2. 8 primes for Sony E mount are crazy cheap.
If you want to join the ranks of landscape and cityscape photographers affordably, this roundup is for you. Landscape and cityscape photography are genres that many new photographers jump into first.
Photographers who shoot with Sony cameras are certainly spoiled for choice when it comes to lenses. There are tons of E mount primes that range from ultra-wide to telephoto. These lenses vary in price from incredibly affordable to I think I need to sit down.
For a while now, we've been rounding up the most popular lenses with our readers at the end of every month. Now, we'll take a look at the most popular lenses for 2020. There have been plenty of new lenses across all of the major platforms this year.
We've said it before, and we'll say it again. A camera platform is only as good as the lenses that are available for it. Canon and Nikon have gone about creating gorgeous first-party lenses for their Mirrorless platforms.
How much do you have to spend to get prime lenses that will do a top job for you? $1,000? $2,000? $3,000? More? Nope, think lower, as in the hundreds, not the thousands of dollars. Modern manufacturing processes and advances in technology have made it so that affordable prime lenses can do a spectacular job.
That new lens smell! It's hard to beat! You, our readers, made the most of the fantastic November sales and purchased many popular lenses. Our readers who shoot with Sony and Fujifilm cameras have been snapping up affordable lenses that all reviewed incredibly well.
We have rounded up all of the Black Friday Photography deals into one handy list. There's no need for you to run around like a crazy fool. Use the table of contents to jump to the deals you want and snap up the cameras and lenses you want while they're in stock.
Beautiful bokeh for under $600!?! Is that even possible? You bet it is. There are those out there who believe that you simply have to spend over four figures to produce portraits with buttery smooth bokeh.
There aren't many things that can fill a photographer with as much excitement as a new lens. As we all know, without lenses, our cameras are worthless. We also know that it's important to put quality glass in front of our camera' sensors.
A 35-85mm f1.8 full frame zoom lens would be an absolute dream to own! You can talk all you want about how big and bulky the Canon RF 28-70mm f2 USM L lens is. But it satisfied the needs and wants of so many photographers. I think the industry is overdue for a 35-85mm f1.8
Something extraordinary is happening in the world of Sony E mount lenses. We went through a period of massive prime lenses that required a gym membership to use. Now, we're being graced with super small, fast primes.
Every month we take a quick look at the photography gear you, our readers, have taken home. You've all been busy during September, that's for sure. Many of you are even on the same page, as many Sony and Fujifilm products have found new homes.
Tamron Japan has issued a statement explaining that it will be extending the closure of two key factories through the end of 2020 because “the global market has not yet recovered” from the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and demand is still depressed.
If you have been thinking about switching to Sony, now is the time to do it. There are some huge discounts on Sony cameras (including the a7 III at $1,779) and on multiple E mount lenses. The capable Sony a6000 is only $448.
"They look like Sexy Kenny Powers," I said to photographer Jake Zaepfel in a Facebook conversation. He laughed. In fact, Jake credits the entire thing to his client, Dane. The amazing photos wouldn't have been possible without Dane's confidence and personality.
Lenses can be expensive, but you don't have to spend a fortune to get great ones. Sony shooters have been blessed with tremendous support from third parties. Manufacturers like Rokinon, Tamron, Sigma, and more.
It's almost here! Soon crisp air will surround us, pumpkin spice everything will be in our faces, and gorgeous fall colors will amaze us. All photographers want to make beautiful fall landscape images.
If you want to buy some new lenses but you just aren't sure which ones to take a closer look at, you might be interested to see what the guys and gals over at EISA have to say about all things lenses.
Wow, this month has just flown by, and while things are still crazy out in the world, it is nice to see and know that we are still practicing photography, though safely, I hope. There have been some exceptional deals on both cameras and lenses throughout July, and you have been taking advantage of the savings.
Another long month of 2020 has passed by (thank goodness), and you guys and gals, our readers, have been busy adding all sorts of photography gear to your personal collections. We have seen a good mix of lenses, and cameras find new homes this month, and we're sure that everything will be out to good use.
If your dad is the photographer (or wants to be the photographer) of the family and you're struggling to come up with ideas for what to get for him this Father's Day, look no further than this post.
Roger Cicala at LensRentals is on a quest. A quest to MTF everything that moves… or in this case zooms. After putting off zoom lens comparisons as long as possible, Roger finally bit the bullet and published his 70-200mm f/2.
Street photography is a popular past time for photographers of all shapes and sizes thanks to it being something you can just grab your camera and go do for a few hours. Many photographers have obviously taken in beyond hobby status and turned it into a successful career, but for most, street photography is more about the artistic release being creative in an environment you have absolutely zero control over.
The comparisons were bound to start pouring in. When Tamron revealed their 70-200mm f/2. 8 G2, priced at just $1,300, people started asking: should I still buy the Nikon ($2,800) or Canon ($1,900) versions? Jared ‘Fro’ Polin has answer for the Nikon users: you shouldn’t.
If you click any link today on the search for Cyber Monday Deals, this is only one that should truly matter.
Watch out Nikon, that 105mm f/1. 4 might not be such a “novel” lens forever. The latest lens in what has been called “a never ending parade of optical formulas” from Tamron is a 115mm f/1.
12 days, 12 Quests, 12 prizes, and now 12 winners! Check out winning photos from Questmas 2019
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The Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8 Di III RXD has only been available for pre-order one week, but already Tamron has had to issue an apology about availability. Apparently demand for the new Sony E-Mount lens has been so high that even those who have already placed an order might have to wait a little while longer […]