Tilted Plane

Totally fun and fun to think about, and offering lots of points to cheerfully debate. (24mm equiv. is better, of course.)

Well done. And my 16mm Sony is rather good, even in the corners, and it's...

Great nuts and bolts reality article. Love the no nonsense attempt to be real world about it. Let people quibble...it's a good piece. And it points out the obvious--the A9 is a game changer, short...

Cool.

Great opinion article. Gives some quick insight without having a full blown review. Appreciate these on all kinds of equipment, and appreciate the frankness. (I appreciate reviews, too, for sure.)...

One last note: I teach college level Photo I, and the specs and abilities of the Rebel series and the D3000 series (like the D3400) are amazingly similar. Over the last decade, students have...

Not compared to Nikon's similar and cameras. Isn't a D3400 about $500 with a lens?

$900 for entry level DSLR? Whew.

great!

This lens is super sharp once you stop down a couple stops, equal to the fantastic Sony 28 f/2. But beware, the autofocus (on an A7r) is horrific. Basically unusable for many situations. If you...

Great, sharply worded review.

I am probably not the only one with a Nikon 14-24mm that wonders about how the Sigma compares there, at least down to 14mm.

Good point. Probably too much work but wouldn't we prefer that DPR scoured the market and knew what their readers would really benefit from? Otherwise it's just acting out of convenience. And...

Some of your accessory articles do seem a bit random, or sporadic, and this is a cute bag but is an odd item to highlight. Not all "camera bags" are made by Domke, no doubt, but have you ever...

I just read my comment and I have to say that I don't know that Adams used the 20x24 for the Carter portrait. Maybe. But he did take what Carter intended to be the official portrait...until the...

I like shortlist. Why is it just British?

From what I've gathered elsewhere, John Reuter's business used old stock 20x24 Polaroid film that he bought up in the final days. He never made his own or had anyone make it (which would have...

That's all true, but then I think some office demanded a painting instead, so the official portrait isn't the Adams. Or so I heard back then. Wikipedia might know.

Yes, more about the lens (and images made with it) and less, perhaps, of the info that sounds like a sales promo. Like nfo about who the heck Astra is, or Birns and Sawyer. Etc. Cool beans.