Fujifilm launches new mirrorless cameras, lens and software
Today sees a whole raft of announcements from Fujifilm: two
new cameras, a wide-angle prime lens, firmware upgrades for two new cameras,
and an improved app.
... (Read More)
Thomas Bartlett
Canon EOS RP – Full Frame Mirrorless gets smaller
It’s only been a few months since Canon committed to the
mirrorless format, and now it has launched the small-bodied Canon EOS RP
mirrorless camera. But the ne... (Read More)
Panasonic Lumix S Series Full-frame cameras, lenses arriving
Until now, Panasonic’s premium cameras have used the Micro
Four Thirds format. Come April, the Japanese giant is moving to the full-frame
mirrorless format wit... (Read More)
NBN SCAM – don’t press “1”!
A good scam both raises your hopes and dashes them. For
someone who has been waiting for the NBN for as long as me, those hopes have a
long way to rise. So my ... (Read More)
FUJINON GF100-200mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR lens
And it’s surprisingly affordable, even though the FUJINON GF100-200mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR lens is for that rare breed, the medium format camera. A medium format ca... (Read More)
Coolpix A1000 and A600 cameras launched by Nikon
Nikon was one of the brands that brought ultra-zoom point-and-shoot cameras to the market. The company’s newly announced Coolpix A1000 and Coolpix B600 both of... (Read More)
Sony announces a6400 mirrorless camera
In recent months we’ve spent some quality time with Sony’s wonderful full-frame cameras (see here and here), but that’s not all Sony has to offer. It has now l... (Read More)
Google Lens – now I’m starting to be convinced
Google Lens is the intelligent function in your smart phone that identifies the content of your photos. And it could almost be a case study of modern tech: how... (Read More)
Thomas Bartlett
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Thomas has been a tech-head since high school. He was that guy who soldered up mains-powered MusicColour boxes and strobe lights for the school social (schools were lackadaisical about student safety in those days). Later he taught himself computer coding, first BASIC, then PASCAL, then Assembler. Ever since those school days he’s been a music lover, and a hifi lover. He has written thousands of published reviews over the past couple of decades.