It was hard to find serious faults with the Osmo 360. There are a few quirks and limitations, but none hinder usability or affect its operation in achieving its creative potential.
It was hard to find serious faults with the Osmo 360. There are a few quirks and limitations, but none hinder usability or affect its operation in achieving its creative potential.
Simply put, the Viltrox 85mm is a tremendous value, even when considering the limitations discussed in this review.
The LAB 35mm f/1.2 is a professional-grade lens at a price point that makes it viable for serious enthusiasts. It’s sharp and fast, with every feature you could want (and even some you didn’t know you needed, like an OLED display on top).
Even still, the list of advantages this camera has over the competition is gigantic and anyone looking for a hybrid video camera should at least consider the Lumix S1 II.
There is this one question in my mind: how slim can an autofocus lens be before the compromise exceeds its benefits? I believe this lens sets the borderline. To be honest, there is little to dislike about the lens, especially when it is this cheap and small.
The Canon EOS R5 Mark II is a great camera.
The Leica Q3’s design and functionality left me scratching my head. As a compact, everyday carry camera, it faces stiff competition from other brands that offer similar aesthetics with far better performance.
Altogether, the Viltrox 20mm f/2.8 lens is a viable choice for any photographer or videographer who is looking for a budget-friendly wide angle prime lens.
The Canon EOS R1 is the type of camera you already know if you need. If you need to capture action at the speed of light in absolutely any environment and turn those images around just as quickly for a news outlet or another client, the R1 makes for a terrific solution.
This way, the Sony ZV-E10 Mark II is more than just the cheapest camera in the current lineup; more importantly, it’s a camera that will hold out for much longer as the user grows further as a photographer or videographer.
Amidst those minor details, the Laowa 12-24mm f/5.6 Zoom Shift lens performs very well and is suitable for both professionals and hobbyists who use APS-C cameras.
The Viltrox 40mm f/2.5 “Air” series lens is a fantastic option for photographers looking for a compact, affordable prime lens with solid performance.
The Sigma 28-105mm f/2.8 DG DN Art lens is a solid, professional lens for photographers and videographers who need versatility without sacrificing optical quality. Its combination of a fast aperture, excellent optics, and lightweight design makes it a versatile all-rounder.
As an “all around,” super-fast lens, the 27mm is tough to beat, and if you love shooting prime lenses like me, the focal length will force you to move your feet in order to bring your creative vision to life, all while providing images that you will absolutely love.
It offers excellent image quality with nearly no chromatic aberration and smooth out-of-focus rendering.
If portability and the f/2.8 aperture are important, the Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D is a perfect lens for you.
The GF 500mm f/5.6 R LM OIS WR is here to change that and to take the GF system to a wholly different realm of photography.
Despite the whole HSS thing, I still love my SL2-S, and were it not for that issue, I would have little to complain about it.
Alongside the benefits of this unique range, the Tamron 35-150mm does have excellent optical performance. It seems to do very well at the widest aperture and continues to have great sharpness up to f/11 where it begins to slightly soften.
This lens is most definitely a step in the right direction as it offers great image quality, decent value for money, and up-to-par performance capable of holding its own even mounted on powerful bodies such as the Z9 or Z8.
It's sharp at all apertures, it is a do-it-all lens, and it is great for simply carrying one lens on longer hikes as it produces the goods and does it very well.
Considering the price point of the lens, I don't think you would go wrong with throwing one in your camera bag.
This is not your average weekend shooter or your holiday clicker. This camera forces you to be deliberate; it makes you think about your shots, and it makes you not just capture but create photographs. It most definitely is not for everyone.
The first time I heard about this lens, I had my doubts. When I took it out of the bag, I was a bit shocked by the size.
