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Canon’s Latest RF Zoom Lens is Its Smallest and Lightest Yet
Canon’s newest lens is the company’s smallest and lightest RF zoom yet and continues a trend ... 5.5 stops of correction automatically for cameras without IBIS and up to 8 stops when used ...
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Influencers love the Canon G7X Mark III, but as a photographer, this is what I would buy instead
The Leica D-Lux 8 is selling for around the same price as scalpers are charging for the coveted Canon G7X Mark III ...
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If you’re looking for a kit lens upgrade, you NEED to add Sigma’s 16-300mm superzoom to your kit bag!
I used to be adamantly opposed to ‘superzoom’ lenses, but on a recent trip to Japan I had Sigma’s new 16-300mm firmly glued to my camera. Here’s ...
I’ve tested all 4 of Sigma’s bargain f/1.4 primes for Canon cameras – here’s how to decide which one to buy
The 16mm F1.4 lens is the largest prime lens of the bunch, with the widest perspective, equivalent to 24mm. It measures 90.3mm in length and weighs 14.6oz / 415g, while its perspective is similar to ...
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The Canon G7 X Mark II is a better buy than the Mark III (with one BIG proviso)
If you're after a compact camera, the Canon G7 X Mark II might be a much smarter buy than ... The Canon G7 X Mark II has a ...
I tested Sony’s longest telephoto zoom lens, and it’s a winner for wildlife photographers
Closer is better when it comes to wildlife photography, and that’s where Sony ’s super-telephoto zoom delivers in spades: with a reach of 400-800mm, it’s the longest lens of its kind in Sony’s E-mount ...
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Panasonic Lumix ZS99 Review: Pocketable Point-and-Shoot With a Long Zoom
The compact ZS99 pairs decent picture quality with an impressive zoom in a easy-to-carry package (and it's packed with ...
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Converting A Sigma Lens To Canon, Digital Functionality Included
[Dan K] had just such a lens from Sigma, but wanted to get it working fully with a camera using the Canon EF lens fitting. Hacking ensued. The lens in question was a Sigma 15-30mm f/3.5-4.5 EX DG ...