Adam Maas

People use them to take photos too...

It is an odd use of an awkward photography tool. Your phone or a proper camera is a much better solution and chances are you have at least one of those with you.

No, I mean the roadmap article on DPReview, which was posted 10 hours after the lens announcement was, and several hours after my comment.

Nikon needs a consumer FX telephoto under their own...

I should note the new roadmap had not yet been published when I wrote that initial post, so no the 70-180 WASN’T on the roadmap. The roadmap release was posted after my post.

The roadmap does...

Nikon already offers a 14-30/4…

And yet again, Nikon ignores the two Tamron’s that there’s serious demand for in exchange for a good lens that nobody asked for.

The 70-180/2.8 (f4 size & price without the speed loss)
The 70-300...

Except Tokina included all the Viltrox rebrands in their current PLUS lineup, except for one of the two 85/1.8 variations.

The 50 is marketed to the mirrorless market, where TTArtisan does cheap & decent stuff, this is their nifty 50.

The 35/2 is M mount and TTArtisan has a history of doing relatively high-spec M...

The 35/2 is cheap when compared to its direct competitors, which are old Leica Summicron-M 35’s and similar lenses from Voigtlander or the Zeiss ZM line. If you’re cross-shopping adapted SLR...

Wait a few months and it will be on Amazon.

Photoshop on mobile is an embarrassment, but that’s on Adobe for not actually developing it, not Apple.

I’m on a 12.9” iPad Pro 2020 and with a keyboard added it’s better for most uses than an...

Tethering wasn’t a big thing for me, but the very limited integration between mobile and desktop is the showstopper for me.

I want the ability to move between iPad and desktop as seamlessly as I...

I'd like to see C1 offer integration with real cloud storage (AWS, Azure, etc) as well as pre-configured or consumer cloud options.

The biggest limiter on the Adobe side for me with LR is being...

Indeed, it's the lens that's long been needed to fill the gap between the tiny and surprisingly decent 40-150f4-5.6 R and the larger and expensive 40-150 f2.8 Pro.

It fills the gap well on both...