The Lumix S 28-200mm f/4-7.1 full-frame lens is an ideal travel companion for those wanting to travel light.
The Lumix S 28-200mm f/4-7.1 full-frame lens is an ideal travel companion for those wanting to travel light.
The OM-1 Mark II is definitely an evolution rather than a revolution, and OM System has spent a lot of time improving the most important areas that made the original OM-1 such a big hit.
Whether you're diving into the drone world for the first time, considering an upgrade, or seeking a more manageable option, the DJI Mini 4 Pro is a clear winner.
[T]his lens is better than the Mark I in what’s important to me as a conservation photojournalist [...]
The premium-feel body and mono-only sensor does succeed at returning enhanced clarity and detail, leading to professional-level black and white images that have enough resolution to be made into huge prints.
As a folding consumer-level drone, the Mavic 3 Pro continues to set a benchmark in its category, delivering exceptional visual capabilities that elevate aerial photography to new heights.
The amazing autofocus, blistering capture speeds and professional level video modes are all compelling reasons to buy this camera, but only if you really need that speed and performance.
Granted, the OM-5 is a stripped back version of the OM-1, but it essentially keeps most of the best bits from its bigger brother and for a fraction of the cost.
The Fujifilm X-H2S is a camera that will not only keep Fujifilm shooters happy, but may even be the camera that sees Fuji-curious photographers take the leap and switch brands. This is because the X-H2S certainly ticks a lot of boxes, and especially so if you're a hybrid shooter.
I really enjoyed using the Canon R7. It offers fantastic image quality, a fast drive mode and a rugged build at an affordable price.
The DJI Mini 3 Pro is quite possibly the best consumer drone currently on the market.
If making great photographs is your true passion, then this probably is not the camera for you. If you love making movies as much as making photos though, then the GH6 is a great investment.
After a few weeks and a few thousand frames taken with the Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 GM OSS Mark II, it’s simple to summarise by saying this lens is better in every aspect than the Mark I; weight, size, autofocus speed, sharpness, and all this with additional functionality.
Across the board from the additional functionality to the image quality and autofocus, Sony has significantly improved its 70-200mm to really set the benchmark for professional zooms in this popular focal length.
We hugely enjoyed using the OM System OM-1. It offers a rugged build, modern, reliable autofocus and a variety of useful image-making functions like High Res Shot and Live ND that really enhance the image-making experience.
Taking money out the equation, it’s probably a no brainer next camera for most serious Nikon wildlife or sports photographers.
After more than two months and more than 1,000 frames with the Tamron 150-500mm F5-6.7 Di III lens, I've been greatly impressed by its overall performance, sharpness, and build.
The Sony A1 is the kind of camera many of us could only ever dream of owning, and it’s fair to say after shooting with it for a month and a half I am now seriously considering whether it could be something I could live with as well, bank balance be damned.
In my opinion, the Air 2S is one of the best consumer drones DJI has made to date. Compact, user-friendly, and extremely versatile, the AIR 2S also has excellent image quality, solid low-light performance, and impressive battery life.
From its achingly cool retro looks to its solid imaging features, there’s a lot to like with the Nikon Z fc. If you’re looking for a take anywhere camera or something to sit alongside a more serious image-making tool, this would be a great choice.
Powerful, reasonably priced and with marvellous image quality, the GFX 100S is a home run from Fujifilm.
Faster, more advanced and tougher than ever before, this is Pentax’s speediest camera to date and the K-3 Mark III offers a genuine alternative to wildlife photographers who want to stay with DSLRs rather than move over to the mirrorless movement.
It’s a big investment, but Olympus have hit a home run with this cleverly designed lens.
Like a trusty old pair of running shoes, there’s something reassuring about the Nikon Z6 II.
