Zeiss

Sure, M-mount gear is popular, but which items are so popular, we struggle to keep them on the shelf? Let's find out.

Think of the photographs that changed the world. Take a minute to really remember that one photograph that really wowed you with the way it portrayed the subject. Odds are that it wasn’t taken with a mirrorless camera. I’m not against mirrorless systems by any means. Heck, I adore my Sony E-mount camera. However, they’re

Thanks to smartphones, we all carry a camera in our pocket these days, but does yours shoot full-frame through a T*-coated lens? The Contax T3 does. It’s a premium point-and-shoot with plenty of manual controls to keep even a pro photographer happy. This highly desirable Contax packs Leica performance in a pocketable form factor, making

Variety is the spice that gives life its flavor, so why should photographers be brand purists? After all, just because you bought a Nikon body doesn’t mean your only choice for glass is Nikon lenses. Same goes for most other camera manufacturers—Canon, Fujifilm, Panasonic, Olympus and Leica. There’s a host of third-party lens manufacturers out

This week, I got a deal on a Zeiss Batis 1.8/85 from KEH that I couldn’t pass up. So good was the deal, in fact, that I picked up a Sony A7RII to use this lens. I’ve been very happy with the use and results from my Sony RX1RII with the Zeiss 2/35 and I

I went to Patagonia for 8 days and 7 nights with a 20L bag. My mission for the trip was to take photos and run the Patagonia Run (21k). I traveled from Bariloche to San Magil de los Andes and back again. I stayed in 4 different places between 3 towns and cities. Traveling light