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  • Sony vs Canon vs Nikon vs Fujifilm: Which Brand to Buy

    Sony vs Canon vs Nikon vs Fujifilm: Which Brand to Buy

    I get this question a lot so I thought I would just throw it into a blog post. Surprisingly a lot of the people that are asking me are always considering either the X-T3 or the Z6. But Canon has a lot of potentials and Sony should still be considered a strong choice.  As someone…

  • Sigma fp First Impressions | A Long Way To Go

    Sigma fp First Impressions | A Long Way To Go

    The Sigma FP is a really cool concept that has a lot of potentials, and I’m excited to see where they take it, but it’s just still got a long way to go. Lockups, bugs, crazy exposure, terrible display, terrible touch screen interface, cumbersome UI, photos not showing up after taking shots. Here are my…

  • Kamlan 50mm f1.1 II Review & Sample Photos

    Kamlan 50mm f1.1 II Review & Sample Photos

    The Kamlan is an ultra-fast full manual all-metal constructed 50mm f1.1 lens designed for the APS-C mount. The fast f1.1 aperture with the 75mm equivalent focal length produces some very shallow depth of field that is great for portrait photography. The lens also maintains a wide-open sharpness even at far distances making it a great…

  • Sony A7III vs Nikon Z6 – The Blunt Truth

    Sony A7III vs Nikon Z6 – The Blunt Truth

    You’ve probably seen a million comparisons between the A7III and the Nikon Z6, but have you seen any honest comparisons that talk about meaningful features that are actually useful to photographers? Here is the blunt truth.

  • Kamlan 50mm f1.1 II | A Huge Improvement

    Kamlan 50mm f1.1 II | A Huge Improvement

    When I first saw the announcement of the Kamlan 50mm f1.1 version II, I was a bit skeptical and ultimately not interested. The first one was just a swing and missed and unfortunately made me a little skeptical about Kamlan as a brand even though their build quality is always stellar. Then I saw a…

  • Toshiba Exceria Pro SD Card Review

    The Toshiba Exceria Pro is the flagship UHS-I U3 SD memory card by Toshiba. Toshiba cards are not that popular in western markets but they are pretty standard in Japanese markets. This card is difficult to find but it’s a very good card although a bit older now, at least the one I still have.…

  • Sony Improves Camera UHS-II Speeds to Match XQD

    Sony Improves Camera UHS-II Speeds to Match XQD

    I’ve just wrapped up some of my memory card benchmarks in the Sony A7rIV and noticed something very interesting and exciting. Sony has dramatically improved the speed of UHS-II memory cards in their mirrorless cameras. A few cards in the Sony A7rIV are now clearing the buffer at a rate of about 200MB/s which is…

  • Street Photography With Fujifilm 90mm f2

    Street Photography With Fujifilm 90mm f2

    One of the more fun and interesting discussions among street photographers is the topic of focal length. Specifically, which lens is better for street photography, the 35mm or the 50mm?  Some think the 50mm is the best usually it’s the 35mm, but some like it even wider. But I say, what about a 135mm?

  • Yasuhara Anthy 35mm f1.8 Review & Sample Photos

    Yasuhara Anthy 35mm f1.8 Review & Sample Photos

    The Yasuhara Anthy 35mm f1.8 is a compact full manual full-frame mirrorless lens. With a bright f1.8 aperture the lens is a fantastic choice for low light shooters or portrait shooters that love that sweat, sweat bokeh. With the small size, affordable price and excellent build quality, the lens is a great choice for photographers…

  • Anthy35 f1.8 FF Mirrorless Lens | First Impressions!

    Anthy35 f1.8 FF Mirrorless Lens | First Impressions!

    A first look at the new full-frame mirrorless Anthy35 lens. A 35mm f1.8 high-quality, small, fast but affordable full-frame mirrorless lens for the Sony E, Nikon Z, and Canon R mount. This could be the secret gem we’ve been waiting for.