Deciding 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 MoreHave you ever wondered what the same photograph would look like when snapped with different sensor format cameras, and the same settings? Read more for a comparison of full frame vs APS-C vs micro four thirds
Read MoreMany of us are faced with the need to buy a good all round ‘family camera’ for travel and recreational use. But with so many choices, where do we start?
Read MoreHave you always believed that more megapixels always equals a bigger print? Think again - there are several factors which determine how big we can successfully print with any given camera and lens combination
Read MoreIf you have your camera in your hands for more than a few minutes at a time then you’ll probably appreciate a fine quality, attractive, and comfortable camera strap (or bag). I’ve just discovered Hawkesmill camera straps, which combine beauty with functionality
Read MoreIn part 2 of my review of the Canon G5X compact camera I’m taking a look at colour, focus, and depth of field
Read MoreThe Fuji X series cameras have been a bit controversial over the years given how challenging post production can be at times with the X Trans sensors. In this article I’m putting the latest APS-C X Trans technology against one of the best APS-C Bayer sensors.
Read MoreIf you’re considering buying a Fuji camera featuring an X Trans sensor, it’s worth familiarizing yourself with its characteristics. Despite years of development, processing your Fuji X Trans images can still be frustrating at times
Read MoreChoosing a high end compact camera can be a minefield, especially if we start comparing it to our main ‘big’ cameras. The first stage is to assess our needs, and then we need to understand the compromises
Read MoreGetting a sharp photograph is one of the things I’m asked about most often. It’s a mistake to think this is just about your equipment - skill and technique is by far the most important part of the equation
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