Though it is still a new mount compared to the venerable EF, the options for RF mount are growing quickly... Read More
Lens Recommendations
It’s hard enough to choose the right camera these days, but lenses are even harder. There are hundreds of them to choose from, ranging from less than $100 to more than $10,000. Unfortunately, the image quality that they produce does not always match their price tag.
Since starting this website, I have been asked one question more than any other: “What lens should I buy?”
Rather than continually filling the comment sections with the same basic recommendations, I thought it would be more efficient to simply post my answers here, once and for all. As usual, though, I’m more than happy to answer further questions or take suggestions.
Nikon has been producing lenses with their "F" mount for over 50 years, so there are hundreds different of lenses made by Nikon that will fit modern DSLRs. Read More
More than any other question, people ask me what lenses they should buy with their new cameras, or to take... Read More
All-In-One Lenses for Canon Actually, I don’t recommend any of the currently available 18-200mm lenses or any of the longer... Read More
One of the great things about shooting Nikon is that, if you have a little money to throw around,... Read More
Best Portrait Lenses for Canon Before I continue, let me stress that there are as many different portrait lenses as... Read More
Sony’s E-mount cameras have been booming in popularity over the past couple of years, and rightly so: they’re innovative, feature... Read More
Fixing Sticky Focus Problems on the Canon 50mm f/1.4 In 1994, my Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens was stolen, and I... Read More
As I write this, in the Spring of 2013, Nikon cameras support the highest resolution SLR sensors available. The Nikon... Read More
EF Lenses Canon has been producing auto-focus lenses since the late 1980s, and surprisingly, some of the early lenses are... Read More
Technically, any zoom lens with a zoom range falling below about 50mm (APS-C) or 70mm (full frame) can be considered... Read More
Technically, any zoom lens with a zoom range falling below about 50mm (APS-C) or 70mm (full frame) can be considered... Read More