
Canon EOS R1 And EOS R5 Mark II Mirrorless Cameras Announced
There is no way you don’t know about this if you are in the business of professional photography. Well, that is unless you hate Canon […]

There is no way you don’t know about this if you are in the business of professional photography. Well, that is unless you hate Canon […]

Everything the world has, China has alternatives. Having said that, we are quite surprised that China does have an answer to interchangeable lens cameras. I […]

Forget about what people say about pixel doesn’t matter. The truth is, it doesn’t hurt to have more pixels. And hurt it does not with […]

Forget what people say about megapixel is not everything because, you are not going to ignore the new Sony Alpha 7R IV that packs a […]

gilding phones, iPhones in particular, is not breaking news anymore. we have seen Gold Genie, Amosu, Brikk and the likes doing it, but doing the […]

when you really think about it, the design of a DSLR chassis has somewhat reach its peak. in another word, there aren’t much to tweak, […]

the idea behind Light Field Camera is awesome, but despite the technology it has, an oblong tube that doesn’t quite look like a camera didn’t […]

one look at the Nikon D4S, you know this beast is not for the faint-hearted, i.e. it is geared towards the pros like the D4 before it. pixel count of the image sensor remains the same 16.2-megapixel, but even so, it wasn’t pluck out from the D4; it is a newly developed piece of FX-format…

this is no vintage camera like the moon camera, but the Hasselblad HV DSLR should be as desirable if luxury imaging devices are right up your alley. for folks who are on the same page as a particular royalty who preferred not to be seen in a ‘people’s car’, then we supposed…

Canon fan may recall Canon’s first mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, the Canon EOS M and would most certainly recall the reviews wasn’t as favorable and might have even halted the purchase indefinitely. well, perhaps, it is time to re-look at this mirrorless offering, but at the newly announced Canon EOS M2

miss the endearing and sometimes intimidating numbers of buttons and dials of the film-based SLR? no worries. the new Nikon Df Digital SLR will have your buttons-dials obsession covered and as Nikon puts it, lets you “fall in love again” (with the camera, of course). the styling cues are obvious: