Chinese lens company Viltrox, known for its impressive and affordable lenses, has unveiled the 56mm f/1.7 compact prime for APS-C mirrorless cameras. [Read More]
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It didn't take long for Nikon to release a new firmware update for its full-frame Z8 mirrorless camera, fixing compatibility issues with third-party lenses introduced by firmware 3.00. [Read More]
Tariffs aren't the only reason why China has been doing so well in the photography world as of late. You see, if you ask many more traditional photographers, the Chinese are simply copying what the Japanese have done.
Every year or two, it is necessary for lens manufacturers to refresh their popular lineup to meet the resolution and speed criteria of the cameras. Sometimes, the update also helps to make a popular lens more compact, while improving its image quality.
Amazon's annual Prime Day event has kicked off, offering a range of deep discounts on a diverse selection of products, including many exciting deals for photographers. [Read More]
German photo company Rollei has announced its first lens, which the company calls "the beginning of a new era." The full-frame Rollei AF 85mm f/1.8 STM will ship next month in Sony E and Nikon Z-mount versions. [Read More]
Viltrox has expanded its acclaimed Epic anamorphic lens line with the debut of the Epic 65mm T2.8 Macro 1.33X PL and Epic 135mm T2.4 1.33X PL. These two new lenses solidify a fully unified cinematic toolset (25mm to 135mm), offering filmmakers a versatile arsenal for widescreen storytelling across the entire focal spectrum. [Read More]
Lens adapters have been quite exceptional for photographers. Whether using Sony lenses on a Canon body or pairing old Nikon lenses on new mirrorless cameras, a lens adapter gives photographers plenty of possibilities.