The new highly attractive and highly capable Panasonic GX7 brings many features that many micro 4/3 user have been asking for, like in-body image stabilization. It also boasts new features such as the tiltable EVF. Read on to see what else this little gem has in store.
Breaking news! Fujifilm and Panasonic co-developed the world’s first organic sensor! Not only is it the first organic sensor for digital cameras, it also boasts roughly 29.2 stops of dynamic range!
The Panasonic GH3 is the most advanced, professional-grade quality Micro 4/3 camera. We had several days to see if it’s a worthy upgrade to the beloved GH2. In Part 1 we take a look at the build and details, and compare it to the GH2 in a still life studio test.
The Panasonic GH3 is the flagship stills and video camera for the micro 4/3 eco-system. Boasting weather sealing, up to 1080p 60p, 3 command wheels, many direct buttons, optional battery grips, and wifi tethering, the GH3 is a very capable alternative to pro-spec DSLRs and has what it takes to meet the demanding needs of professional photographers and filmmakers.
It’s finally and officially unveiled! After spending many months under the label “Concept Lens”, along with its brother, the 35-100mm f/2.8 zoom (Full frame equiv. 70-200mm), the Panasonic LUMIX G X VARIO 12-35mm Constant f/2.8 Zoom Lens is now a reality! The Micro 4/3 system has the most mature lens lineup out of all the … Read more
For over five years now, Nikon’s 5-series Z-mount mirrorless cameras have been the champion of value and performance. The Nikon Z5 II is a considerable improvement on what was already the best entry-level full-frame camera on the market. Offering more professional features than any other beginner-oriented FF camera, this camera is probably the right one … Read more
Nikon has unveiled the NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II, its first second-generation Z-mount lens and an important update to one of the most widely used zooms in professional photography. The new model trims weight, improves autofocus dramatically, and introduces the first internal zoom design in its class. Lightest in Its Class At 675 grams … Read more
The recent trend in ultra-compact hotshoe flashes has been intriguing and exciting for us as portrait photographers. On the one hand, these tiny pocket flashes may not be as useful as professional strobes for our portrait or wedding work. On the other hand, for lighting on-the-go, you just can’t beat this level of portability and … Read more
As wedding and portrait photographers, we often face the challenge of finding just the right flash for long, all-day work. Whether you’re documenting a Hindu wedding, or covering any sort of large event, having a reliable on-camera flash makes a huge difference. That is why we are creating this Godox V480 review: This flash is … Read more
A “superzoom” lens used to be scorned by serious photographers, because it was originally a terrible compromise. Most early superzoom SLR lenses were not sharp, and their build quality was, well, junky. Why? Because it was assumed that only an amateur would think it a good idea to have an “all-in-one” lens. Today, in this … Read more
Did you know that many digital cameras these days don’t have a built-in flash? Of course, a “pop-up” flash has always been a rare or nonexistent feature on a high-end pro camera. Lately, however, even the compact entry-level cameras are lacking this useful feature. That is why today we are comparing a whole set of … Read more
The Nikon Z50 ii is one of the best all-around values of any digital camera we’ve ever used! The competition is fierce, however, and we have a lot to talk about in this Nikon Z50 ii review. Should you buy a Sony A6700 instead? What about a Fujifilm X-S20? The alternatives do have allure, especially … Read more
