The Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary is part of Sigma’s Contemporary range which aims to offer compact and lightweight general-purpose lenses that are also high performance. This range produces consumer lenses rather than professional ones, and the affordable prices are reflected in that. This particular lens is made for Sony E-mount, Canon EF-M mount,
The camera industry is rapidly growing, with more and more people choosing to go with mirrorless camera systems. However, Micro Four Thirds cameras still have their place in today’s marketplace and they offer some amazing features. Although these cameras haven’t gotten a lot of love these days, thanks to the relatively lower prices of full-frame cameras, they are capable
It seems most of the camera manufacturers these days think that full-frame cameras are the only solution for top-notch quality and versatility. But, someone with a thick, heavy-weight DSLR dangling around their neck should know that this chunky camera design will soon make you frustrated. This where Micro Four Thirds (MFT) camera systems and their
Sharp may not be the most obvious consumer camera brand, but this may change if their 8K video camera hits the mark. This latest creation was shown off at the NAB Show, Las Vegas in early 2019 with positive feedback. And although still in the prototype stage, it does give a glimpse of the possible
For those out there who still long for the old school SLR camera body design, Olympus has been thinking about you. The advent of the mirrorless camera means rangefinder and SLR body designs can seamlessly integrate the latest tech into a retro design and get the best of both worlds. One such version is the
Small form cameras with interchangeable lenses will always have a place on the market. A solution that isn’t as overwhelming as a top-end camera but still feels like you’ve got professional gear in your hands. One example is the Panasonic LUMIX GX85 (labeled the GX80 in Europe). The GX85 has a rangefinder type body, interchangeable
If you’ve had even a passing acquaintance with Sigma’s Art lenses, then you will have probably got the message of lots of optical quality for the money. However, if the current prices are still a bit of a stretch, then there is the option of slightly older versions. This is the case with the Sigma
Olympus announced its fast and capable OM-D E-M1X camera in January this year. It’s a 20.4-megapixel mirrorless camera aimed at sports and wildlife photographers. This Micro Four Thirds camera doesn’t require any tripod as it features powerful image stabilization. Instead of replacing the previous E-M1 Mark II, the Olympus OM-D E-M1X sits alongside it as
Panasonic has been pumping out a healthy range of cameras over the past years, going from the novice units to more advanced models. The Panasonic Lumix G85, or known elsewhere as the G80, is a mid-range mirrorless offering with a lot of features packed into the box. The camera is certainly not the only player
