You can take great landscape photos at any focal length, of course, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have favorites! Is there a particular perspective that calls your name for landscape photography? Whatever focal length you prefer, I think the answers can be very revealing.
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The Canon RF 16mm f/2.8 is a tiny lens – almost a pancake – that can be thrown in your bag or jacket pocket while still covering full-frame! At $ 300, it’s a very exciting option that seems tailor-made to pair with a midrange zoom. But how does the Canon RF 16mm f/2.8 actually perform? This review will answer all your questions!
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If you’ve browsed Photography Life in the last week or so, have you noticed something interesting? I don’t blame you if you missed it – it’s not something we’ve added, but something we’ve taken away. Here’s a hint: Our pages load much faster now, and perhaps you even feel less stressed when you look at the site.
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The first week of the year is over, and I completely forgot to make any New Year’s resolutions. But as they say: better late than never. So, I grabbed a pen and paper and wrote them down. “Lose a few kilos, photograph a Black-breasted Puffleg, and write more lens and camera reviews than I did last year.” So that’s that. Well, looking at this list, the reviews have the best chance of success. By the way, before you read this week’s Photography News, the photo below will give you a clue as to which review I’m working on right now.
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After the Noct, the Nikon Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena is only the second Z lens to get its own name added to the standard technical designation. From this, we can conclude that Nikon has put a lot of brainpower into its new baby and is duly proud of it. Is a legend born? Quite possibly. My first impressions of the Nikon 135mm f/1.8 S Plena will help you form your own opinion on this question.
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