Kabe Luna

It’s at best disingenuous to contend there are only three lens options for Nikon’s new mirrorless cameras. The FTZ adapter unlocks for the Z twins Nikon’s full range AF-S and AF-P lenses, which...

The Z6 isn’t professional by what measures? Number of memory cards? Number AF points? Weather sealing? Ergonomics? Number of compatible lenses and accessories?

New mount, new sensor incorporating new technologies, new processor, new lens line...all in a system that is likely to sell in limited quantities...I think the price is fair. Which is why I’ve...

@John Koerner - "Nikon has always been into unique, peerless lenses... Nikon is a lens-crafting specialist"?

I added an a7RIII and Sony FE 24-70/2.8 GM and FE 85/1.4 GM lenses to my gear in April,...

But there is, ostensibly, an advantage in AF speed - particularly with subject tracking and Eye AF, to using the native FE versions.

We live in an era of perfunctory, utterly meaningless apologies.

The A7RIII I've added to my kit, initially for silent shooting at events and Eye AF for candid portraits, has won me over with its versatility and ridiculously high image quality. Whatever Canon...

My problem with the subscription isn’t the cost (even though it does end up costing mores than equivalent annual $99 upgrades of Capture One Pro), it’s that the cost is ongoing if I want to...

Perhaps because it’s a better value boasting higher overall image quality for stills than competitors like the Canon 6D II and either 5D III or IV.