It has the zoom, it has the good color, the flash, everything.
It has the zoom, it has the good color, the flash, everything.
It's super compact, um, takes really good images, it gives that old school feel of 35mm film with the little lever and the nice color presets.
[A] really solid hybrid camera. So, if you're into both video and photo, maybe a really good option for you at that range.
If you need a versatile power zoom lens and minimal focus breathing, this is a fantastic option for Nikon shooters. The power zoom function and internal zoom make it a fantastic tool for gimbal work, live productions, and controlled cinematography.
My final thoughts on the Hasselblad X2D 100C: it is an amazing camera, not only just because it's a medium format camera, but the whole user experience is amazing.
The screen also flips all the way around like this to make it nice and ergonomic, but if you're more video forward with your content creation and only occasionally have the need for stills, then I think that the Z30 is for you.
If you're a small studio portrait or landscape photographer and you want to get into the larger than full-frame world, I think that this is a great option to look into as it's affordable and it's easy to use. Is large format worth all the hype?
[I]t makes it a great everyday lens.
I'm not going to say them because they're a mouthful and I'm probably going to stumble, but I'm just gonna say one thing: everything that comes out of this camera is gold. The video looks fantastic as you would expect from a Sony cine camera.
So my final impressions on the Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 GM, apart from the minor lens breathing issue, there is virtually nothing wrong with this lens. Super light, super sharp and has fantastic usability.
It supports the best features from the Sony A lineup. You've got all the ergonomics and features you would expect from Sony cinema cameras and backed up with Sony's innovation.
[T]he Nikon Coolpix P950 is a pretty good package. You've got good features, great zoom, and most importantly, enough quality, enough speed at stabilization, low-light performance for you to shoot those UFOs.
It may not be the camera for everyone, but if you're a photographer enthusiast looking for a throw-around compact camera, or just a good compact camera to have with you everywhere, then we highly recommend the X100V.
Nikon have somehow and successfully fused the best elements of mirrorless tech, such as their autofocus system and electronic AF features, into a body that a lot of people are familiar with and still to this day enjoy shooting on the DSLR form factor.
If you are traveling and looking for a lightweight solution or a beginner camera to start off from coming from a smartphone, the X-A7 is a great camera for that.
First of all, if you enjoy the form factor, the line of E-mount lenses, and the 4K HDR, then the Sony a6600 is a pretty good option, which saves you a bit of cash and also a bit of weight in your bag as well.
My final thoughts on the Sigma 45mm f/2.8 DG DN Contemporary: this is an absolutely amazing lens coming from the Sigma factory, giving you a great focal length, low-light performance, and great control over depth of field in a super compact package.
Now you're going to be getting better image stabilization, some cool features such as your super fast 90 frames per second burst modes, and pretty good tracking in autofocus as well, which will make it a quite attractive camera for the masses as well as content creators.
So for current owners of the 17-35mm f/2.8 or for a person who is looking to step up their kit lens for a relatively good telephoto and portrait lens, then we highly recommend the Tamron 35-150mm f/2.8-4 Di VC OSD.
[W]e are super impressed by the results of the GFX100 in both video and photo.
[I]n terms of optical quality, we were quite impressed with the Sony FE 100mm f/2.8 STF GM OSS.
Its optical quality, its performance is unrivaled and unmatched in its class and definitely a must-have for any telephoto lover on the Sony system.
[T]he Panasonic Lumix S1R is more catered for people who do a lot more high-end photography such as press, studio, as well as landscape photography.
[T]he Sony 135 and 1.8 G Master lens is a must-have portrait lens in our opinion.
