With April coming to an end as I write this, we have come across new camera ranking lists, which depict three brands competing in the top 5. Canon barely managed to secure its spot in the top 5 this time, as Sony, Fujifilm, and Nikon took away major spots.
But which of the three managed to take away the crown? The answer may surprise you. . thephoblographer.com
Every photographer has once in their lives used a 35mm lens. The focal range is ideal for a variety of purposes, including portraits, as it allows one to get closer to their subjects. With 35mm lenses, you get a slightly larger field of view, which a 50mm can't provide.
Rangefinder-style cameras have been popular, but their fame rose to new heights in more recent years. These cameras are not only small and lightweight, but feature classic design, with distinct knobs and buttons that will make photography easier for you.
Many camera manufacturers have been offering significant upgrades to their existing lineup to improve their performance. This is also the case when it comes to rangefinder camera series, which continue to build on the legacy of their ancestors.
The World’s First Telephoto Zoom Lens Designed for Wedding, Portrait, Indoor Sports, Photo and Video Professionals with a Maximum Focal Length of 150 mm and Constant F2 Aperture Sony today introduces the FE 50-150mm F2 GM, the world’s firsti telephoto zoom lens with a maximum focal length of 150 mm and F2 aperture.
The best point-and-shoot cameras provide users with a plethora of features. From a powerful small sensor to great JPEGs to weather sealing to reliable user experience, they offer this and much more.
These are what you'll love to use every day! It's here! A lot of us yearn for the days when digital photography was so much simpler. I don't miss pixel peeping -- in fact, we never encouraged it here at the Phoblographer.