Lenses

The Best Accessories For Your Fujifilm Camera Kit
Fujifilm’s lineup of mirrorless cameras are unique in the industry both for their style and in that most of the ...

The Properties of Camera Lenses | What You Must Know To Make Better Decisions
Advances in technology have made the possibility of becoming a photographer and/or videographer very tangible for anyone who has a ...

24-70mm vs 24-105mm | Which One Do You Choose?
With our recent review of Canon’s updated 24-105mm f/4L IS USM II lens, inquiries via social media made it apparent ...

Are The “Best” Lenses The Most Expensive, And Do You Need Them?
Sometimes the best lens for you isn't the one that's most expensive, and not because of cost.

Canon Announces New List of Recommended Lenses For New 5DS
The 50MP 5DS and 5DS R are here, and the million dollar question for Canon and other DSLR owners is how current lenses will perform on such a high resolution sensor.

Olympus Announces Two New PRO Lenses & Limited Edition E-M5 II
Well, the leaks said they were coming soon, and they were right. Today, Olympus expanded its ever growing PRO lens lineup with two new offerings, as well as announced the leaked Titanium OM-D E-M5 II.

Sony Zeiss FE 55mm F/1.8 ZA | An F/1.8 Worth Every Penny?
One of the best native fast prime options available currently for the Sony A7 II is the Zeiss 55mm F/1.8 ZA lens, but running at $1,000, I was pretty skeptical.

3 Canon FD Lenses Mirrorless Shooters Should Consider
I wanted to share three Canon FD lenses that I think are great lenses to look into if you want to give vintage lenses a try on your mirrorless camera.

Tokina 11-20mm f/2.8 PRO DX Initial Thoughts
While both Canon and Nikon (and all other DSLR lens makers, as far as I know) have yet to produce ONE f/2.8 ultra-wide lens for their APS-C sensor formats, Tokina has just delivered its SECOND version of their highly popular 11-16mm f/2.8 DX lens- Ladies and gentlemen, here is the 11-20mm f/2.8!

Lens Diffraction | Understand It To Find Your Lens’ Sweet Spot & Make Better Buys
Misunderstanding of lens diffraction is rampant, which is a shame because if you understand it, your images will be better, you'll get more from your lenses, and you'll know better how to buy your lenses.











