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When I changed from Canon DSLRs to Micro Four Thirds several years ago the relief of the small size and weight was life changing. But as the years have rolled on we’ve seen the emergence of mirrorless systems from a raft of manufacturers - so, have I given up on Micro Four Thirds?
Read MoreThe Sony 18-135 OSS E Mount lens is the best travel photography lens I’ve ever used. It’s fairly small, it’s lightweight, and its very sharp
Read MoreDeciding between the new Sony 18-135 E mount lens and the existing 18-105 f4 version can be a tough choice. Let’s see how the two lenses stack up against each other
Read MoreThe Tamron 18-400 f2.5 to f6.3 superzoom lens promised much to those of us hoping for a good all round travel lens. But does it deliver on the hype?
Read MoreHave you spent years looking for the perfect ‘do it all lens’? If so, then you’ve probably been disappointed a few times. Whilst these lenses have obvious advantages, they often have shortcomings as well.
Read MoreSome photographers swear by a 35mm prime lens for ‘travel’ photography and others gravitate towards a standard zoom. But you don’t have to stick to a conventional focal range in order to get some great images when you’re out and about. For this review I was using the excellent Olympus 60mm f2.8 macro lens
Read MoreFinding an ideal travel lens can be hard. Most superzoom lenses come with notable compromises. But the Panasonic 14-140 is surprisingly good
Read MoreMost of us want or need a good quality ‘standard zoom’ lens. It’s a classic for travel, street, and wedding photography. In this post I’ll be talking about the new Panasonic Lumix 12-35 f2.8 pro lens
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