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Bluebells, bokeh and OM-1 macro
Get out now, even without a macro lens. Do not just look for subjects. Look for interesting light, which can mean staying out until sunset. Photography is all about light, the subject or scene is not enough on its own!
Reviews
- Fujfilm GFX100RF – 102MP medium format with fixed lens
Anyone remember the Fujfilm GS645W, that robust go-anywhere 120 rollfilm leaf shutter viewfinder (focus by estimation) model with a 45mm f/5.6 wide-angle lens, or its electronic… Read more: Fujfilm GFX100RF – 102MP medium format with fixed lens - AI cuts reflections in glasses
This is a follow-up to our last post about PortraitPro. Using a self-portrait taken for the purpose with bad reflections in uncoated reading specs, I went… Read more: AI cuts reflections in glasses - Tamron’s 150-500mm in practice on the Fujifilm X system
How does the Fuji X-System 100-400 with 1.4x teleconverter bundle stack up against Tamron’s newcomer for X-Mount – the 150-500mm Di III VC VXD - Tamron 35-150mm f/2.0-2.8 Di III VXD review
The first magazine test of the new Tamron reached Cameracraft readers in our March/April 2022 edition. Now that other magazines have reviewed the lens, it’s time… Read more: Tamron 35-150mm f/2.0-2.8 Di III VXD review - Elinchrom ELC500 TTL studio flash
In the ELC TTL heads, Elinchrom has combined most of the key features of mains studio flash with the functions of the ELB 500 TTL portable kit. - Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS
The neatest solution for sharp long tele shots on Sony A6000 series APS-C Excellent full aperture performance from 70 to 350mm OSS stabilisation works with every… Read more: Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS - Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 G OSS Macro lens reviewIn the last few weeks I’ve found myself replying to Facebook Sony user group posts where new owners building their systems have asked about the Sony… Read more: Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 G OSS Macro lens review
- Larmor 5th Generation glass screen protector with SunshadeWe’ve fitted GGS or similar toughened laminated glass screen protectors to our Sony bodies ever since way back in 2011, we were the first Alpha web… Read more: Larmor 5th Generation glass screen protector with Sunshade
- Sony A7RIII review in CameracraftRead David Kilpatrick’s review of the Sony A7RIII Cameracraft January/February started the A7RIII test report, and March/April 2018 continued it. Both are free to read here.… Read more: Sony A7RIII review in Cameracraft
News
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Photoworld 2008-2011 Book
You order the 316-page compilation book of the final 12 editions of Photoworld, the magazine of the Minolta Club and…
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Godox USA goes professional
Distributors MACgroup and MPEX join forces to create Godox USA, an official full-range sales and service group that firmly establishes…
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In the B O X X: Alfie cameras’ latest development
Showcased at The Photography Show in Birmingham, the new [ B O X X ] camera from Alfie Cameras is…
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Sony fights back! 400-800mm G and 16mm f/1.8
Well, a couple of days after Sigma announced their new 300-600mm f/4 to much acclaim Sony has pulled the rug…
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Panasonic Lumix S1R II – 44MP full frame
The Panasonic Lumix S1R II, announced Feb 25 2025, features a new 44.3MP sensor offering high-resolution imaging with a wide…
Cameracraft
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Cameracraft Magazine May/June 2026
The May/June 2026 of Cameracraft is now live, with an interview with National Geographic contributor Nevada Wier, documentary photography from Tom Hill, and the Photography and Video show report.
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