Category: Reviews

It is no secret; I’ve been desperate to test this lens ever since it was first announced. The problem is, reviewing Sigma lenses has become a bit of a copy and paste activity of...

Water droppers / colliders are nothing new; they have been around for ages but chances are you have never heard of them or thought of buying one. The thing is they are not exactly...

I’m not normally one for photobooks; I don’t really see the need. In the age of smartphones and tablets, you can carry your whole portfolio around with you at all times. They obviously have...

It is always difficult to try to remain impartial and give constructive, and at times, negative feedback to a product, especially when you have shelled out your own money to buy it. There is...

I know what you are going to say; earlier in the year, I preached on about why you do not need to use filters, and now here I am writing a review about some...

Astrophotography is becoming big business. The kit available for capturing the milkyway, or distant galaxies and nebulae is growing by the day, as is the amount of people venturing out into the darkest areas...

Third party lenses always used to be a bit of a gamble. A cheaper alternative to main brand products, with a lot of the same features but built with slightly lower quality materials and...

Without sounding too much like Tom Jones, it’s not unusual for companies to release alternative versions of well-known lenses. The Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 for example is a fantastic lens at a fraction of the...

Picking a new lens these days can be a bit of a minefield. There are so many to choose from, it is difficult to know where to start. Different focal lengths, speeds, sizes, weights,...