I'm certain that this is one of the sharpest 50s available for Canon or Nikon mount.
I'm certain that this is one of the sharpest 50s available for Canon or Nikon mount.
The A7S is perhaps as important for mirrorless cameras as the announcement of fullframe mirrorless. The fantastic low light performance just goes to show that you don't need a DSLR to achieve that kind of performance.
This is one of those lenses that if you're looking for this kind of focal length range, this should be your first to consider.
With regards to the auto focusing system, Sony has made the a6000 a winner. It's one of the better AF systems we've seen for a mirrorless camera, if not the best.
Not an exciting camera, but it's decent. The pleasing performance makes it worth considering for those in the market for an enthusiast level DSLR.
[F]or the money there are cameras are better looking, have decent video quality, more desirable, but if all you want is a machine that is good at taking still images then this is certainly worth considering.
It was nice knowing you, EOS companion, but a 100D seems like the far better choice for your money.
As a camera in its own right, well this is a complete beast.
I have to say, I like this camera a lot. It's cheap, light, fun for all, and in a DRTV first, here are the pros and cons.
The Fujifilm X-T1 is a winning combination of top taste and pleasing performance.
The whole idea behind the Nikon Df is a pretty good one. It's exciting to think of a retro style DSLR from Nikon and it's full frame, but in reality, it's actually quite disappointing.
The Sony A7 and A7R are pretty close to bloody excellent, but there's just one problem, and it's something which applies to most mirrorless camera manufacturers.
As much as I joke about the way it looks, this is a good camera, and it's topped off with Wi-Fi, which any other good mirrorless camera has nowadays, and this is a seriously cool feature for people who like to fiddle.
Forget all the Art global vision USB dockery business, the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art is top quality, that's all you need to know, and surely if Sigma can continue to make lenses that offer up something unique, they could be onto a winning plan here.
The image quality is decent from the 16 megapixel sensor, and you get clean files at ISO 3200, dirty ones at 6400.
If the price doesn't bother you, then by all means get yourselves one of these fantastic standard zooms.
It offers up an intriguing mix of visual stimuli that either attacks or pleases the sensors, yet has a decent enough shooting experience to call it enjoyable.
This little Panasonic is a belter of a camera.
Now Sony has added a semi-pro enthusiast model to the lineup, the Sony SLT-A77, and believe that this could be a very worthy DSLR for those enthusiasts.
[T]his is actually a very good lens.
This lens really is one of the great Nikon zoom lenses. It's got a perfect blend of ergonomics and performance. It's one of those must have lenses in your kit bag if you're really serious about photography.
The 28mm f/1.4 was a legendary lens, and this is just a piece of plastic that actually weighs more, but in terms of performance, this is absolutely stunning.
What did I think of the camera? Well, for a high-performance compact camera, it really hits the spot.
Given that if you're going to be shooting a lot of handheld macro shots with this camera then investing extra into this L lens is definitely something that you would need to consider.
