From Canon’s prestigious L-series lineup, this is the first-choice zoom for astrophotography with a DSLR. The maximum viewing angle is less extreme than that of the EF 11-24 mm f/4L USM, but the 16-35 mm is a whole f-stop faster, so has better lightgathering potential.
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Leica has announced the launch of SL2-S camera that expands the multi-faceted SL-System with a versatile fullframe camera.
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Filters have been an essential part of photography since its very beginnings. Used creatively they can improve a hard-to-capture scene, add an extra artistic element to an image or just provide a bit of fun.
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Venus Optics has announced a new lens that’s also the smallest in its lineup, the Laowa 10 mm f/2 Zero-D MFT (Micro Four Thirds) ultra wide-angle optic. Compact wide-angle combines super-wide field of view with a fast aperture.
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Sigma Lens Art 2020
Sigma currently offers the photo trade no fewer than 15 Sony E-mount compatible optics. With the A7 series continuing to wow photographers, adding Sigma to your stock makes sound commercial sense.
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Sony’s FE 20 mm f/1.8 G is an ultrawide-angle full-frame lens made for Sony E-mount cameras. Relatively small and light, this prime lens has excellent optics and autofocus speed.
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The world’s fastest autofocus lens is here and it looks like a beauty. We take a first look – Fujifilm Fujinon XF 50mm f/1.0 R WR
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Canon adds to its RF lens range with a compact telephoto and a very affordable 50 mm standard lens.
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A change of ownership may be happening soon, but Olympus is still busy launching new products. The fi rst of the OM-D line of Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras to reach its fourth-generation version is the entry-level E-M10. The E-M10 Mark IV keeps the same compact body as its predecessor, but is now even lighter and steps up to a 20.3 megapixels LiveMOS sensor.
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