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Avoid Expensive Repair Costs With These 10 Ways to Protect Your Lenses
By following these 10 methods of keeping your lenses safe, you can drastically reduce the risk of receiving an unpleasant bill from the repair shop.
Chromatic Aberration Be Damned | Easy Fix For Stubborn CA
This is probably the easiest way I’ve seen for removing stubborn CA , and there are many times those Lightroom sliders do more harm than good.
Rugby Player Signs (and Ruins?) $94,000 Lens In Celebration of 200th Try
Rugby player Collins Injera celebrates his achievement in a very expensive manner.
DIY Tilt-Shift Lens Made With a Broken Canon 50mm f1.8 and Some Duct Tape
Sawing a broken 50mm 1.8 in half and using duct tape, photographer Witono Halim made a tilt shift lens for about $27.
Sigma Rumor Update: What Lenses Are We Most Likely To See Over the Next Year?
Thanks to the huge success of their ART line of lenses, Sigma is now one of the most popular lens makers on the public mind. The plus side is that it provides some great performance and price competition to the name brand lens makers, the negative side is the huge increase in Sigma lens rumors.
Initial Thoughts On Sigma’s 120-300mm F/2.8, a Sports Photographer’s Dream
I have had the pleasure over the last 3 1/2 weeks to have Sigma’s latest 120-300mm F/2.8 to play with for review. I am still putting together my full review, but today I wanted to share my initial thoughts on this lens that I would describe as a sports photographer’s dream lens.
Sigma 35mm DG HSM Lens Review – Still Amazing A Year Later
At Photokina 2012, Sigma announced three new lenses in a reorganization of it’s lens lineup. Since then, we’ve witnessed them establish a new confidence and respect in their brand as a top grade third party lens manufacturer. The first new lens that they released was the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens, and it didn’t take long for the early reviews and message board chatter to start raising eye brows.
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