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Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 X review March 5, 2021 Pros: + Large manual focus ring + Clickless aperture ring - Doesn't feature a click stop on/off switch - No weather sealing A new standard prime has arrived in X-mount. Michael Topham requested a review sample to find out how it fares Fujifilm users are spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing a fast prime lens that’s equivalent to 50mm in X-mount. Last year we witnessed Fujifilm add the affordable XC 35mm F2 (£169) to its lineup below the weather resistant and more durable XF 35mm F2 R WR (£379), both of which are smaller, lighter and ...

Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 was discontinued more than a decade ago, and it now changes hands on eBay for more than $100 for a single roll. If you were to head out with one of these few remaining canisters loaded into your camera, what would you shoot? Jason Kummerfeldt of grainydays scooped up a handful of rolls of Aerochrome a few years ago and wandered the hills of northern California to produce some mind-bending colors and make the most of this unique film stock. An initial version of Aerochrome was created in the 1940s as part of an attempt to give Air Force pilots an advanta...

Raw vs JPEG: which is best for you? February 2, 2021 It is one of the oldest debates in digital photography and you will find adherents on both sides. With modern camera technology so good, do you still need to shoot the ‘unprocessed’ raw file as the camera sees it, which is often compared to a digital negative, or can you now get away with a click-and-go JPEG? We look at the issue in more depth and find some enlightening case studies. 1) Which one to choose? When you’re setting up your camera for the first time, one of the decisions that you have to make is what file format you want to...

I recently managed to get my hands on the much-coveted Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM lens, and after using it for a couple of weeks, I think it's fair to say this may well be the best lens of its kind. Read on for my review and sample images. When people pull out that time-worn adage and say that you get what you pay for, they usually mean that cheaper prices for goods tend to correlate with lower quality. And so it is with camera gear, too. There's a very good reason that lenses can cost thousands upon thousands of dollars: they're amazing in every way imaginable, regardless of the criteria you be...

Nikon Z6 II review + Impressive low-light autofocus - Lacks full screen articulation Nikon Z6 II at a glance: £1,999 24.5MP BSI-CMOS full frame sensor ISO 50 – 204, 800 (extended) 14fps continuous shooting 4K 60p (via future firmware update) Although time may feel like it is standing still right now, technology still marches on. Incredibly it has been a whole two years since Nikon launched its first full-frame mirrorless cameras, the Z6 and Z7. It was roundly praised for these two cameras, which featured many of the features that its DSLR users have come to expect. They placed Nikon fir...