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Introduction It’s time for another blast from the past review – this time covering the Sigma 105mm f/1.4 DG HSM ART in Nikon F mount. Good ol’ Markus in Germany collected a huge amount of test data for Nikon F lenses, so we’ll check out some of the more important lenses over time now. The [...]

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So you’d like to purchase a new system camera but can’t afford any of the fancy lenses in the Nikon lineup? Nikon (and all the others) have something for you then – a “kit” lens. There are a couple of options but the most affordable of them all is the Nikkor Z 24-50mm f/4-6.3. If [...]

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PRESS RELEASE Viltrox IBC2026 Press Release Media Highlights• Viltrox will attend IBC2026 at RAI Amsterdam, Sept 11-14, Hall 11, Stand 11.A39• To debut wide-ranging new products under the theme “MORE THAN ONE WAY TO SEE”• New Full-frame L-Mount lenses: AF 14mm F4.0, AF 20mm F2.8, AF 40mm F2.5, and AF 50mmF2.0• New Full-frame Pro Series [...]

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The Fujinon XF 30mm f/2.8 R LM WR macro is one of the three macro lenses in Fujifilm’s lens lineup for the X-mount system. However, you can also use it as a conventional standard prime lens, although it is a little slow for this purpose. It retails for around $700 USD which isn’t cheap, so [...]

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The Fujinon XF 27mm f/2.8 R WR is an older design “recently” enhanced with weather-resistance (hence the WR) to keep the lens relevant. This is certainly a smart move because such pancake lenses are often used for street photography where weather can play a role. The field-of-view is equivalent to 41mm on full-format cameras, so [...]

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