February 2019's News
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Mirrorless vs DSLR Nikon vs Canon vs Sony Full-Frame Mirrorless
Canon: EOS R RP 1DX II 5DS/R 5D Mk IV 6D II 7D II 80D 77D SL2 T6 Flash Lenses
Nikon: Z7 Z6 D5 D850 D810 D750 D610 D500 D7500 D5600 D3500 D3400 Lenses
Sony: A9 A7R III A7 III A7RII A7SII A7II A7 A6500 A6400 A6000 RX10 IV RX100/6 RX100V Lenses
Fujifilm: X-T3 X-T2 X-Pro2 X100F Film Lenses
LEICA: Q2 M10D M10P M10 M240 M-E M9P M9T M9 M7 M6/TTL CLE M3 IIIf IIIa Lenses
All Reviews: Apple Audio Zeiss Tamron Sigma Hasselblad Contax Olympus Pentax
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27 February 2019, Wednesday
Canon RF 28-70mm f/2L USM.
NEW: Canon RF 28-70mm f/2L USM Review.
Canon's statement lens. It's just like a LEICA rangefinder lens: just as sharp wide-open at f/2 as it is stopped down.
Bravo, Canon!
Updated: I added the Sony A6400 to All Sony Cameras Compared.
NEW: Sony FE 135mm f/1.8 GM.
NEW: Tokina Opera 16-28mm f/2.8.
NEW: Tamron 35-150mm.
NEW: Tamron 35mm f/1.4.
Deals
Nikon
Deal: Nikon 70-200/2.8 FL: $2,497.
Deal: Nikon D500 w/free goodies: $1,797.
Deal: Nikon D750 w/free goodies: $1,297.
Canon
Deal: Canon 5D Mk IV w/free goodies: $2,999.Deal: Canon EOS R w/free goodies: $2,299.
Deal: Canon 24-70/2.8L II: $1,699.
Sony
Deal: Sony A7R III & free microphone: $2,998.
Deal: Sony A6500 w/free goodies: $1,098.
Deal: Sony 90mm Macro G OSS & free polarizer: $998.
Fujifilm
Deal: Fuji X-T3, 18-55mm & free goodies: $1,699.
Deal: Fuji XF 50-140/2.8 OIS WR: $1,199.
Apple
Deal: 15" MacBook Pro, $1,200 off: $2,199. ENDS MIDNIGHT TONIGHT NYC Time.
Deal: 15" MacBook Pro, $800 off: $3,999.
Deal: 27" iMac 5K $200 off: $1,599.
Deal: 21" iMac 4K $150 off: $1,149.
Panasonic
Deal: Panasonic G9 & free goodies: $1,298.
More
Deal: Tamron 150-600mm for Canon EF: $779 and for Nikon F.
Deal: GoPro Fusion: $449.Deal: Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 Pro DX-II: $349.
Deal: Three-head flourescent lighting set with stands and soft boxes: $190!
25 February 2019, Monday
Canon RF 35mm f/1.8 Macro IS STM.
NEW: Canon RF 35mm f/1.8 Macro IS STM Review.
An amazingly excellent and useful all-purpose, high-speed ultralight macro for every day use. Canon really thought this one out and got it right.
22 February 2019, Friday
NEW: Ricoh GR III, also at B&H.
NEW: Ricoh WG-6 underwater, also also at B&H.
NEW: Ricoh WG-6 in Orange, also also at B&H.
NEW: Ricoh G-900, also at Adorama.
19 February 2019, Tuesday
Ryan on Winter Break, 18 February 2019. Canon EOS RP, Canon RF 35mm f/1.8 Macro IS STM, Canon 580EX II flash, f/6.3 at 1/180 at ISO 100, Perfectly Clear. bigger or full-resolution or camera-original © JPG file.
I love the Canon EOS RP! As a guy who has to shoot and produce every day I'm all about cameras that get out of my way and let me make great photos, and the EOS RP is the world's best at this. The more I learn about it, the more I like it. The new Fv mode is awesome, and so are its C1 C2 C3 presets that let me snap my kids, and one-click later be back to my settings for landscapes.
The EOS RP is my favorite mirrorless regardless of price. Sony and Fujifilm lack the JPG color quality I demand, leaving Nikon, Canon and iPhone, and when I need fill-flash in daylight that leaves only Nikon and Canon. My Z7 is great, but too darn weird for ergonomics since its U1 U2 U3 only recall half of what I need so the Z7 just doesn't handle as fast as I need. I'm really picky about this; I don't have to time to reset half of everything as my shots change. I LOVE the EOS RP, even if it wasn't the world's least expensive full-frame mirrorless by a huge margin. As far as I'm concerned the only thing Canon took out was the price, they added a much better mode dial than the EOS R so I'm totally stoked with the EOS RP - and my old flashes work marvelously on it as you can see above.
Look at the full-resolution image (shot in MEDIUM resolution and 4:3 crop) on a 55" 4K monitor as I use for my computer; it looks awesome!
How about live, before you press the shutter in-finder RGB histograms and in-finder live lens distortion corrections? Nikon and Sony can't do either of these. Without a real RGB histogram you can't preview your exposure accurately unless you only shoot black-and-white, and without live distortion correction you can't see exactly what will be in your picture, so for those of us who actually shoot rather than just make videos about it, I prefer Canon.
The RP works 100% perfectly with all the light, cheap Canon EF lenses ever made with any EF Adapter, and with its Digital Lens Optimizer makes them work even better today than they ever did when new.
The Nikon Z with an FTZ does’t work (no AF) with most of Nikon’s classic AF and AI-s lenses — which is most of what I own! The more of a Nikon old timer you are, the less reason you have to get the Z, as it won't work with most of our lenses.
After dealing with my weird Z these past months, picking up the RP immediately felt like home. The Canon just works like it should, while the Z gives me too much backtalk.
The EOS RP's new Pan-Focus system works wonders, especially for macro where we never have any depth of field. Shooting these focus-bracketed sequences today I've made over 2,000 shots on a battery charge — and it still reads full!
See also Nikon vs Canon vs Sony Full-Frame Mirrorless.
45% OFF: Nikon 1 V3 Mirrorless w/10-30mm VR: $600.
18 February 2019, Monday
Fujifilm Fujinon Aspherical Super EBC XF 23mm f/2 R WR.
NEW: Fujifilm 23mm f/2 Review.
Another tiny gem for your Fujifilm camera at a very reasonable price.
17 February 2019, Sunday
Sun and Clouds, 16 February 2019. Fujifilm X-T3, Fujinon 50mm f/2 at f/13 at 1/4,700 at Auto Dynamic Range 200% at Auto ISO 320, split-toned print. bigger or full-resolution or camera-original © JPG file.
Fujifilm Fujinon Aspherical Super EBC XF 50mm f/2 R WR.
NEW: Fujifilm 50mm f/2 Review.
High performance in a metal barrel at a very reasonable price and made in Japan.
It's a perfect compact portrait lens for your Fujifilm camera.
16 February 2019, Saturday
Fujifilm Fujinon XF 200mm f/2 R LM OIS WR.
NEW: Fujifilm 200mm f/2 Review.
Fujinon's first ultra-speed ultra-tele for the X series.
UPDATED: Nikon vs Canon vs Sony Full-Frame.
Someone has to be kidding! Using Nikon, Canon and Sony on a daily basis, and then using Fujifilm while working with the Fujifilm 200mm f/2 and X-T3, I took out all these cameras and confirmed my sanity: some of them have completely invisible lens mounting indices, and others put them in dumb places. This makes lens changing pretty much a random shot in the dark for many brands.
I thought I was going batty until I looked carefully and tabulated what's going on. The marks are now hidden on many mirrorless brands. Canon DSLR bodies have big red marks at 12 o'clock and big red balls on each lens so I can change lenses in the dark. LEICA M lenses all have big red balls that are easy to see or feel, and all you do is line them up with the big lens release button at 90º and you're done in an instant — even with your eyes closed!
Online experts worry about things that don't matter, but when you shoot all day, every day for a living it really matters if you can get the lenses on and off fast without having to stop what you're doing and concentrate on something that should be easy. Back in the 1970s and 1980s before zooms took over we'd often be changing fixed manual-focus lenses for every shot if we didn't bring a few bodies with a different lenses on each.
| Lens Release Button | On open side of camera Easy to see, find to use |
On open side of camera Easy to see, find to use |
Between grip and lens mount Hard to find and hard to use |
| Lens Mounting Indices on the camera | Fair to Poor
Tiny white ball on black at random location outside lens mount flange. You can feel for it and almost see it in the dark, but you wouldn't have to if Nikon put it properly at the 12 o'clock position in which case all you'd have to do is get the lens' index to 12 o'clock and you'd be good. |
Very Good: Very visible and at 12 o'clock
Big red mark at top of mount easily visible even in this thumbnail photo. It's easy to see and you don't have to look for it since it's at the 12 o'clock position. Just get the lens' index to 12 o'clock and you're good. |
Poor: Invisible and unfeelable
Invisible white dot engraved into random position on silver lens mount. You never can find it and wind up just grinding the lens around until it goes in. |
| Mounting Indices on the lenses | Fair
Tiny white ball on black barrel. Paradoxically this white ball is at the 12 o'clock position on the lens — but only after you've mounted it! This is a design flaw; the mount index should be at 12 o'clock on the camera before we mount, not on the lens after we're done. It should be a big, bright red ball that really stands out in low light and can be felt in the dark. |
Good
Big red mark on the silver part of the lens' mount. It's easily visible, but it's not raised so you can't feel for it in the dark. It should be a raised ball, but so long as you can see it and bring it to 12 o'clock on the camera, you're good.
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Poor
Tiny white ball at random place. It's hard to see in any light, but you can feel for it. It should be bigger and bright red. |
Fuji makes no full-frame cameras right now so they're not on my Full-Frame Comparison, but their mounting system is almost as bad as Sony: hidden lens release button between mount and grip, red index mark on camera mount in random place, and lens indices are just a small red mark that can't be felt.
Refurbished Nikon Sale
When I've bought refurbished it was like new, but came in a more basic box. You can return them if you don't like them, and they have a 90-day warranty, too:
Lenses
10-20mm DX AF-P: $240. Nikon's sharpest DX ultrawide ever, and their least expensive. Nikon 10-20mm review.
18-55mm DX VR AF-P: $75. This is Nikon's best-ever 18-55mm, but it only works on newer cameras. Nikon 18-55mm AF-P Review.
50mm f/1.8 FX AF-D: $80. Nikon's most basic full-frame normal lens - and one of their sharpest lenses ever. Nikon 50mm f/1.8 AF-D Review.
70-300mm DX VR AF-P: $150. Nikon's best DX telephoto ever, with instant autofocus. Nikon 70-300mm DX VR AF-P Review.
Cameras
D750: $1,089. Nikon's best deal ever in full-frame. Nikon D750 review.
D610: $899. A D750 that can't focus well in the dark. Nikon D610 review.
D7500: $750. Nikon D7500 review.
D500: $1,380. World's best DX camera. Nikon D500 review.
D5600 & 18-55mm VR AF-P: $530. Nikon D5600 review.
D5600 w/18-55 VR AF-P & 70-300mm DX non-VR AF-P: $580.
Coolpix P900: $450. Ultrazoom point & shoot.
Flash
SB-500: $150. See my Nikon SB-500 Review.
14 February 2019, Valentine's Day
Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S.
NEW: Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S.
NEW: Fujifilm X-T30. Also comes as a kit with 15-45mm lens or with an 18-55mm lens. Also at Adorama as body-only, kit with 15-45mm or kit with 18-55mm.
NEW: Fujifilm XF 16mm f/2.8 WR, also at Adorama.
More about the Fujifilm X-T30, and more here, too.More data coming today; there's too much coming out new today. I've spent all night working on these hands-on articles below:
Canon EOS RP and Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM.
NEW: Canon EOS RP Hands-On Review!
My favorite mirrorless camera: full frame for just $1,299!
NEW: Canon EOS RP User's Guide!!
Hands-on guide to how to make the EOS RP sing.
NEW: Canon EOS RP vs EOS R!!!
Whoo hoo! It turns out the new EOS RP feels and shoots the same and takes pictures at least as good as last year's EOS R (better if you use automatic focus-stacking for infinite depth-of-field and ultrasharp macro shots like never before), and the EOS RP costs $1,000 less!
NEW: Six Full-Frame Mirrorless lenses!
Canon has gone INSANE!
It took Sony five years to develop the three basic f/2.8 pro zoom lenses for full-frame, and they are big, heavy old-style beasts no one likes carrying. People buy the Sony GM lenses, and then ask "So why did I go mirrorless if it's at least as heavy as my DSLR system after I bought all the same lenses?"
Canon will have these out later this year, and they are small and light as we expect from mirrorless! Canon will have its full-frame system ready for the pro big time five times faster than Sony:
Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM.
NEW: Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM.
Ultra-ultrawide stabilized f/2.8 zoom , and takes regular 82mm screw-in filters!
Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USM.
NEW: Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USM.
Standard pro midrange zoom. Of course Canon had an RF 28-70mm f/2.0 ultrapro zoom last year.
Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM.
NEW: Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM.
I've seen the mock-up of this lens, and it's only about half as long as a DSLR 70-200/2.8.
Canon RF 24-240mm f/4~6.3 IS USM.
NEW: Canon RF 24-240mm IS USM.
A lightweight, reasonably priced do-everything stabilized lens, the likes of which Canon has never had for full-frame.
Canon RF 85mm f/1.2L USM.
NEW: Canon RF 85mm f/1.2L USM.
Nikon or Sony have never made an f/1.2 autofocus lens, and this must be like the tenth from Canon. Canon made the world's fastest 50/1.0 back in the 1980s, which still works on their mirrorless cameras today, and no other maker has every caught up. If you need fast autofocus lenses, you need Canon.
Canon RF 85mm f/1.2L USM DS.
NEW: Canon RF 85mm f/1.2L USM DS.
What? A second 85/1.2? This 85 DX is no BS: it means "Defocus Smoothing" which means this is an ultra-bokeh (soft, smooth background) lens. It's ultra-ultra sharp, and the defocussed parts are extra smooth and creamy. it's images will look three dimensional because of the huge contrast between sharp subject and soft background.
What, no RF 100-400mm or RF 300mm f/2.8? There's always 2020 — and my EF 100-400 L and EF 300/2.8L have worked brilliantly since last year with my EF adapter on the EOS R, so who cares?
11 February 2019, Monday
NEW: Polaroid POP cameras.
These are fun little digital cameras with built-in printers. These are 20MP cameras that use microSD cards and have WiFi and big touch screens, and also can spit out little prints. Kids young and old love them!
NEW: Panasonic S1 Full-Frame at Adorama, at Amazon and at B&H.
NEW: Panasonic S1R Full-Frame at Adorama, at Amazon and at B&H.
I've been on other projects as you'll soon see, and I hear what really stands out about these new Panasonics is their big, ultrasharp finders with big, round rear eyepieces.
03 February 2019, Sunday
Fujifilm X-T3 and Fujinon XF 23mm f/2 WR. bigger.
NEW: Fujifilm X-T3 Review.
Updated: All Fujifilm Cameras Compared.
NEW: Sony Sale.
NEW: Sony Trade-in Sale.
NEW: Nikon Sale:
Sale: Nikon 70-200/2.8 FL & free carbon-fibre tripod: $2,497.
Sale: Nikon 24-70/2.8 VR & free carbon-fibre tripod: $2,197.
Sale: Nikon 28-300 VR w/free filter & goodies: $877.
Sale: Nikon 50mm f/1.4G w/free filters & goodies: $377.
Sale: Nikon 8-15mm fisheye w/free goodies: $1,097.
Sale: Nikon 85mm f/1.4G w/free filters & goodies: $1,497.
Sale: Nikon 14-24/2.8 & free tripod: $1,697.
Sale: Nikon 24-70/2.8G & free tripod: $1,697.
Sale: Nikon 35mm f/1.4G w/free filters & goodies: $1,547.
Sale: Nikon 80-400mm VR w/free goodies: $2,097.
Sale: Nikon 105/2.8 VR Micro: $822.
These are at both Adorama and at B&H. What differs is that Adorama throws in a bunch of filters and other goodies today, while B&H throws in "rewards" of a few percent which you may use for anything your next purchase. Crutchfield and Amazon have similar deals on these.
01 February 2019, Friday
BREAKING NEWS: Panasonic S1 Full-Frame System!
It consists of the:
NEW: Panasonic S1R body. Also comes as a kit with 24-105 OIS.
NEW: Panasonic S1 body. Also comes as a kit with 24-105 OIS.
NEW: Panasonic 24-105mm f/4 OIS.
NEW: Panasonic 50mm f/1.4 PRO.
NEW: Panasonic 70-200mm f/4 PRO OIS.
and these accessories:
NEW: DMW-BLJ31 battery.
NEW: DMW-BTC14 charger.
NEW: DMW-BGS1 battery grip.
NEW: DMW-RS2 remote cable.
NEW: DMW-EC6 eyecup.
NEW: DMW-DCC16 DC coupler.
What Was New in:
January 2019: LEICA M10-P Safari Edition, LEICA SUMMICRON-M 50mm f/2 Safari Edition, Verum 1 Planar Magnetic Headphones review, Olympus OM-D E-M1 X, Nikon Z 24-70mm f/4 S review, Sony 10-18mm Review, Sony A6400 Review, Sony 18-135mm Review, Sigma 28mm f/1.4 ART, Nikon Z 14-30mm f/4 S and Irix 150mm f/2.8 Macro Review.
November & December 2018: Moment 18mm review, Photos from Yosemite and the Eastern Sierra, Nikon 500mm f/5.6 PF Review, Adapted Rangefinder Lenses on Nikon Mirrorless, AlienBoard Hoverboard review, LEICA D-Lux 7, Why You Need an Apple Watch, Sigma 60-600mm Review.
October 2018: Loads of Canon and Nikon mirrorless revelations, First Chinese Nikon Z adapters, Canon EOS R Review, Canon EOS R User's Guide, Wimberley Gimbal Tripod Head Review, Sony 400mm f/2.8 Review, How to Photograph Air Shows, LEICA M10-D.
August & September 2018: Nikon vs Canon vs Sony Full Frame, Mirrorless vs DSLR, Do You Really Need Two Card Slots, Canon EOS-R Review, Canon EF to RF Lens Adapters, Canon RF 24-105mm Review, Canon RF 28-70mm f/2 L, Canon RF 50mm f/1.2 Review, Canon RF 35mm f/1.8 MACRO IS STM, Canon 70-200mm f/4L IS II Review, Canon EF400mm f/2.8L IS III, Canon EF 600mm f/4L IS II USM, Canon EF-M 32mm f/1.4 STM, Canon 580EX II Review, Canon 580EX II User's Guide, Sony 24mm f/1.4, Sony RX100 Mark 6 Review, Sony RX100 Mk VI User's Guide, Nikon's full-frame mirrorless system, Nikon Z7, Nikon Z6, Nikon Z6 vs. Z7, Nikon FTZ Lens Adapter, Nikon Z 24-70mm f/4, Nikon Z 35mm f/1.8, Nikon Z 50mm f/1.8, Nikon 500mm f/5.6 PF, Nikon D3500, LEICA M10-P, iPhone Xs Max Bokeh vs Full-Frame Professional Cameras, Tokina "Opera" 50mm f/1.4, Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 G2, Fuji XT-3.
June & July 2018: Nikon Mirrorless hinted at, Fuji 8-16mm f/2.8, Fuji 200mm f/2, Fuji XF10, Sony RX100VA, Nikon P1000, Tamron 100‑400mm Review, best 80-400 and 100-400mm zooms compared, How to Win Photo Contests, Tamron 18-400mm review, Sony 400mm f/2.8, Images of Yosemite in Springtime, Kodak Medalist II Review, Canon 70‑200mm f/4L IS II, Canon 70‑200mm f/2.8 L IS III and my Sony RX100 Mark VI review.
May 2018: Marc Silber's Secrets to Creating Amazing Photos, Sigma 105mm f/1.4, Fuji X-T100, Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 IS/VR Review, beyerdynamic Amiron Home Review, Sigma 70mm Full-Frame Macro Art Lens, Nikon D1 High ISO Samples, Vello MB-D18 (BG-N19) Grip Review, Sunpak RD2000 Review, Small Flashes Compared.
April 2018: Irix 11mm f/4 Review,Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8, Canon 85mm f/1.4 L IS Review,Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 VR/IS Review, Best 70-200mm f/2.8 Lenses Compared, Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 VR/IS Review, Best 24-105mm Lenses Compared, MindShift 18L Backpack, Fuji GF 250mm f/4, Fuji GF 1.4X TC WR Teleconverter, Fuji MCEX-45G WR Macro Extension Tube, Fuji MCEX-18G WR Macro Extension Tube, Sony RX10 Mk IV Review, Sony RX10 Mk IV User's Guide, beyerdynamic Aventho Wireless Review.
March 2018: Nikon 70-300mm AFP E FX Review, Nikon 28mm f/1.4 E FX Review, Nikon 10-20mm Review, Nikon D7500 Review.
February 2018: Sony A7 III, Yosemite Photos, Nikon 50mm f/1.8 Pancake-NIKKOR review, beyerdynamic DT1350 review, beyerdynamic DT240 review, Canon SL2 review.
Janaury 2018: Nikon 180-400mm, Canon 6D Mk II review, Canon 18-135mm USM review, Fuji X-A5, Sony 18-135mm.
December 2017: Canon 35mm f/2.8 Macro review, Sony A7R III review, Sony A7R III user's guide, Sony FE 24-105mm f/4 G OSS review, Sony FE 100mm STF G OSS review.
November 2017: Sony 50/2.8 Macro Review, Sony 90/2.8 Macro Review, LEICA CL, Sony 70-300mm G Review, Panasonic G9, iPhone X Review, How to Make Time Exposures with iPhone, 1X Photo Contest, Tamron 100-400mm.
October 2017: Nikon D850 review, Nikon D850 user's guide, Sony A7R III, Sony 24-105mm G, Sony 85/1.8 review, Canon G1X Mk III.
June, July, August and September 2017: Canon 6D Mk II, Canon SL-2, Canon 85/1.4L, Canon TS-E 50/2.8, 90/2.8 & 135/4, Nikon D850, Nikon 70-300 VR DX AF-P, Nikon 28/1.4E, Metabones Mk V Canon EF -> Sony E-mount adapter.
May 2017: Nikon 10-20mm DX VR, Nikon 8-15mm FX Fisheye, Canon 77D Review, Canon Rebel T7i Review, Canon 18-55mm IS STM Review, Springtime in Yosemite, Irix 15mm f/2.4 Review, Sony 16-35/2.8 GM, Sony 12-24/4 G, Fuji X100F Review, Laowa 12mm Review, Olympus TG-5.
March & April 2017: Nikon D7500, Nikon 19mm PC-E review, Nikon D3400 review, Sony A7 Mk II review, Nikon D5600 review.
February 2017: Canon 77D, Canon Rebel T7i, Canon EOS M6, Sony 24-70/2.8 GM, Sony 85mm f/1.4 GM , Sony 70-200mm f/4 G OSS, Sony FE 100mm f/2.8 STF GM OSS, Sony FE 85mm f/1.8.
January 2017: LEICA M10, Fujifilm GFX 50S, Fujifilm X100F, Nikon D5600.
November & December 2016: Fuji X-A10.
September & October 2016: Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 FL, Nikon 19mm PC-E, Sony A6500, Sony RX100 Mk V, Sony Alpha 99 II, Canon EOS M5, Canon EF 70-300 IS II USM, Sony 50mm f/2.8 Macro.
July & August 2016: Canon 5D Mk IV, 16-35 IS II, 24-105 IS II, Nikon D3400, Nikon 105mm f/1.4, Fuji XT-2.
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