This article took a couple of days going back and forth as to whether or not it should be written. The topic of third-party RF lenses for full-frame cameras has been a polarizing one. There are a lot of Canon shooters that would never buying a third-party lens for EOS R and don’t feel there [.
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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.
Viltrox, manufacturer of affordable, high-quality lenses and accessories, has just announced two new on-camera touchscreen monitors. [Read More]
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This year's CP+ Show in Yokohama, Japan, had many exciting reveals. From Canon to Panasonic, the CP+ Show had some great reveals, and we hoped to see some of them, but they didn't happen. Like the cameras, we also heard and saw some exciting lenses from Japanese and Chinese third-party manufacturers.
Let's celebrate April Fool's Day with some of this year's favorite photography jokes from Viltrox, Lomography, and Analog.Cafe. [Read More]