Introduction While many of the higher end lenses released these days often feel like “more of the same” and maybe even a bit interchangeable, Nikon’s engineers had a clear concept in mind when designing this Nikon Z 135mm 1.8 S Plena. It doesn’t happen often that Nikon awards one of their lenses with a name, … Continue reading Review: Nikon Z 135mm 1.8 S Plena
Introduction When it comes to 35mm M-mount lenses, you may think the current Leica 35mm 1.4 Summilux-M FLE MK II ($6900) is the most expensive one, but then there is also the slower Leica 35mm 2.0 Apo-Summicron-M ($9500) and if you are up to date you have also heard of the faster Leica 35mm 1.2 … Continue reading Review: Light Lens Lab 35mm 1.4 Aspherical “11873”
Introduction One thing photographers never seem to have enough of is a really good camera bag or backpack. There is always something missing, and we’re always looking for that ultimate bag that does everything right. I’m not sure if such a thing exists, but the Leofoto 25L All-in-One Backpack might come pretty close. Designed with … Continue reading REVIEW: Leofoto 25L All-in-One Travel & Camera Backpack
Introduction Often sold as kit lens, the Sony FE 28-60mm 4.0-5.6 is the most compact zoom lens you can find for your fullframe E-mount camera. These kit lenses often perform better than people think, but is that also the case for this cheap retractable one, that can often be found for less than 200 bucks? … Continue reading Review: Sony FE 28-60mm 4.0-5.6
Introduction Many photographers are familiar with high-end tripod brands like Gitzo and Really Right Stuff, but are we always willing to pay the premium that comes with their reputation? Over the last few years, Leofoto has established itself as a serious alternative, producing tripods that can match—or at least come very close to—the performance of … Continue reading REVIEW: Leofoto LS-324CPRO tripod with LH-40 Ball Head