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When Canon launched its RF 45mm F1.2 late last year, it caught many of us by surprise. A big reason for this was the very fast prime, an F1.2 maximum aperture, paired with a seriously affordable price – under $500 USD. Since the announcement and subsequent launch, however, we’ve begun to see that the lens is blowing up in reseller markets, fetching upwards of $800. But what is c...

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Canon R6 III is the latest entry, which offers a 32.5MP full frame CMOS sensor, 8.5 stops of image stabilisation, and high-speed 4K 120fps recording. The camera offers nice weather sealing, good build, and good resolution for cropping. If you are looking to purchase the camera, we offer three lens options to help meet your needs. Have a look.

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Third-party lens makers are not shying away from reviving iconic lenses for modern cameras. Funleader, a Guangzhou-based company, has been pursuing the same goal for several years, and today, they are introducing yet another new lens for Leica M users: the Contax G28. Here is a look at what the company offers and how it benefits Leica users.

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Yashica has been on a roll. The company recently introduced Tank, a cool retro-long, reusable, compact camera designed for young photographers. If that wasn't enough, today they introduced Yashica Journey, a new camcorder that caters to the needs of hybrid users. What all does it offer, and who can it help? Well, scroll below for more.

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Depending on what circle of people I'm talking to, some people consider me more of a birding photographer than a street or portrait photographer. But if you've been reading this site for years, you'd know that most of my photographic work involves people. Admittedly, legal blindness makes bird photography tough at times. Even with two eye surgeries way past me, it can still be h...

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