This lens fits a bit of a niche corner of the photography market, so it isn’t one that I can widely recommend. That said, Sigma did not skimp on features or quality with this 14mm.
This lens fits a bit of a niche corner of the photography market, so it isn’t one that I can widely recommend. That said, Sigma did not skimp on features or quality with this 14mm.
The BMPCC 6K G2 offers pro-level video quality on a budget. That makes this an excellent option for indie filmmakers early in their careers.
So the Canon PowerShot V10 offers a nice alternative to more advanced or expensive cameras or simply using your phone.
It’s built incredibly tough, offers ample customization, provides plenty of megapixels, and sports an AF system that’s capable of tracking super-fast subjects.
The X-T5 is awesome in general, and it’s easy for us to recommend if you’re looking for a mirrorless camera that puts photography front and center.
Its 4K60p video, 40fps bursts, advanced autofocus, and excellent dynamic range make it an appealing choice.
The R50 is a true beginner camera with smartphone-features and paired down controls.
Hasselblad built the X2D 100C to create beautiful still images and it truly succeeded.
If you have $6,500 and you want one camera that will excel in any photographic situation you can throw at it, then this is it.
The R6 Mark II can truly do a lot of things well, making it a good choice for a wide range of photographers and content creators, but especially those who dabble in a lot.
The Sony FE PZ 16-35mm f/4 G really is an excellent Sony lens choice for a wide range of people. At the top of the list are those looking to do both photo and video work while not breaking the bank.
For people who regularly go out birding or spend time on the sidelines of sporting events, it’s hard to think of another camera in the Canon lineup that’s a better fit.
Sporting a sharp 40mm f/2.8 lens, an impressive 24-megapixel APS-C sensor, and a legendary design, the Ricoh GR IIIx is easily one of our favorite truly pocketable cameras.
The new DJI Mini 3 Pro is much improved over its predecessor and easily the best sub-250 gram drone around. We're just not sure it's worthy of the 'Pro' label.
[I]t performs exceptionally well and is an excellent, well-rounded option for photographers who tackle both photo and video work and those who like to document a wide range of subject matter and genres.
After several weeks with the Sigma, I can say that it provides solid sharpness, excellent color, and decent blur through most of the aperture cycle.
If you’re a hard-core Pentaxian, then this one is for you. And it’s a good one.
You can still get older models for even cheaper, but the Hero 9’s front-facing screen and extra battery life are worth the extra cash.
I love the creative lens modes and appreciate the visual aesthetics of the camera too.
Nikonians with APS-C-sensor bodies who are looking to upgrade would do well to step up to the D500, especially if you’ve already amassed a selection of DX glass.
The Sigma FP L is full of potential, it just needs the right situation to shine.
The new FE 35mm F1.8 prime lens is a fixed-focal length lens that will be an asset to almost any Sony shooter.
As a result, the DJI Air 2S finds itself the best drone for almost anyone looking to get serious about aerial photography and videography.
The Sony 50mm f/1.2 GM lens is the new standard for Sony prime lenses.
