Dramatic, restrictive, and humbling are three words I'd use to describe the Carl Zeiss 16mm f/8 Hologon Ultra-wide lens that I shoot adapted to Leica M film cameras. [Read More]
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vivo is taking mobile videography to new lengths in a very literal sense with the X300 Ultra, putting a professional cinema camera into your pocket. This means filmmakers and content creators can now capture professional-grade footage anytime, anywhere, without compromising on quality or creative control. [Read More]
Holiday savings are here at B&H, with huge deals on top prime and zoom lenses from all the major brands.
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B&H is starting the holiday season early with deep discounts on top prime and zoom lenses for all major mounts.
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This year, the world celebrates the 100th anniversary of a camera that revolutionized photography: the Leica I. Often called the Leica Standard, this compact 35mm rangefinder was introduced at the 1925 Leipzig Spring Fair and marked the beginning of modern handheld photography.
Sony's surprise reveal of the RX1R III premium compact camera this morning has sent shockwaves through the photo industry. The new camera, arriving nearly a decade after the RX1R II, introduces some key improvements, some interesting changes, and perhaps even misses a few opportunities.
Around 10 years ago, the Phoblographer reviewed the Sony 28mm f2 lens. "The color rendition from this lens is very true to life with a bit of both extra contrast and saturation," we wrote at the time.
Portrait photographers have a few perfect focal ranges that they often rely on: a 35mm for environmental portraits, a 50mm for the bokeh, and an 85mm that gives a creamy background. The reason to switch between the lenses varies, but an 85mm, in today's world, is a much-needed focal range for many serious enthusiasts and professional photographers.