camera review

Every so often, there’s a piece of gear that makes you fall in love. A piece of gear that makes you want to run away from all the gear you’ve had before and change your whole workflow just so you can work with it. A piece of gear that you want to hold hands with

Confession time— before the Fujifilm Instax SQ10, I’d never shot with an instant camera before. Ok, that’s not entirely true. I did take maybe 5 photos on the (incredibly fun) Fujifilm Instax LiPlay on a recent trip to Plano, Texas. Any other instant camera experience came from my camera inspection training here at KEH but

I recently picked up a Canon EOS RP. The bundle came with an EF adapter, making a boatload of great, affordable glass available. Great, affordable glass means nothing if the adapter does not perform well. How Well Does The Adapter Work? AF Speed/Integration: Canon grants modern mirrorless focusing functionality to DSLR lenses. All focus modes

Previously, in this ongoing series on luxury compact fixed-lens cameras, I covered the Fujifilm X100F, the Sony RX1R, the Leica Q and the Ricoh GR II. Today, I’m looking at the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 (also available in silver.) As always, before we get to the handling and shooting experience of the Lumix LX100, let’s see

The Nikon F4 had been my “dream camera” since the early 1990s. Back in college, this camera was the end-all-be-all of modern technology, the pinnacle of camera design, and way out of the bounds of my strapped wallet. While most students my age had posters of the Lamborghini Diablo on their walls, mine were adorned

I recently attended a convention here in Atlanta called Dragon Con. Dragon Con is a 4+ day gathering of fans for pretty much any media genre you can think of — from anime to cosplay to television series. If you are a fan of some media format, then you will find someone – a lot

My film camera acquisitions typically fall into one of three categories. 1) I never heard of this camera until 5 minutes ago and now that I know it exists I must have it. 2) It exists on an unpublished, subconscious bucket list of cameras or types of cameras that must be purchased when I happen

Hello all. Now that I have explained several medium format cameras over the last two posts; touting the inherent superiority of greater light gathering surface area let me immediately contradict myself… Kind of. With photography there are many ‘it depends’ situations. Medium format is great when image quality is the ultimate end goal, but 35mm is great