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When out shooting on the streets of Vancouver I often find Auto Focus too slow and given my shooting style difficult to find and lock on the subject. Unfortunately the current state of manual f

Fujifilm has updates for not only the X-Pro2 but the X-Pro1 and a number of older X-Series cameras. Some users of the new FUJIFILM X-Pro2 have advised us that they have experienced th

We’ve got some in-depth reviews and hands-on coming soon with some products that just arrived at the office, such as the Panasonic GF7, Olympus E-M5 II and the Canon 11-24 F4L. We’ll be taki

The 50mm lens is a favorite for a lot of photographers. It’s a “normal” focal length so it’s incredibly versatile. I usually tell beginners just starting out that a 50mm lens is the first one t

Exposure Triangle, would consist of three main parts:Shutter Speed: It's the speed at which the shutter of the camera closes. A fast shutter speed creates a shorter exposure — the amount of light the

Sigma continues to one-up everyone by releasing faster lenses than the OEMs have available. With the new 20mm F1.4 ART, Sigma has a lens that’s two-thirds of a stop brighter than Nikon’s 20mm F

Rob Phillips (@rob.phillips.photography) is a landscape, travel and adventure photographer based in the mountains of Colorado. "The bulk of my portfolio comes from the high alpine and high deserts of

SAN DIEGO, May 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Building on its lineup of acclaimed compact cameras, Sony Electronics has introduced a new addition to its popular Cyber-shot RX series – the pocket-sized

Nikon announced a trio of new lenses today: two F4 telephoto behemoths designed for sports shooters, wildlife photographers and others that need as much range as they can get, as well as a 16-8

Sony's latest addition to their premium compact camera line, the RX100M7, features a big upgrade inside where the 20.1MP 1.0-inch sensor and BIONZ X image processor give this pocket-sized powerhouse a

We’ve known of the Panasonic DMC-GH5‘s existence for awhile now, since Panasonic told us they were working on it last year although the details remained a mystery. At CES, they finally let us i

I know what you’re all thinking and the answer is the RX10 III improves on the RX10 II‘s 24-200mm zoom range with a new 24-600mm lens. That’s the biggest difference between last year’s RX10