Vintage Lens And Camera Reviews, Gear And Info
Tamron 17-28mm F2.8 Di III RXD (A046) gets a finalized review and breakdown by photographer Dustin Abbott. He tells us everything about Tamron’s new wide angle zoom for Sony FE and delivers a final quality verdict for this wide-angle lens.
The Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG DN Art gets tested and reviewed in this video by Dustin Abbott. He gives his us a in-depth first look at the new Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 DN ART lens for Sony FE along with some comparisons between it and the Tamron 17-28mm F2.8.
Brightin Star 55mm f1.8 review and test video with sample photos. The full frame manual lens that works great as a long standard lens and a portrait lens on crop body cameras. This well made little lens can be bought for under $100 and is surprisingly sharp wide open.
You can get some crazy funky bokeh while combining weird vintage lenses with an Anamorphic lens rig. Mathieu Stern and Justin Bacle get together to create a few vintage lens combinations to produce some stretched and swirly background blur.
A look behind the scenes at how videographer Daniel Schiffer films smooth handheld transitions and b roll for his clients.
A review with some of the top 50mm vintage lenses to adapt to mirrorless cameras. This is presented with sample images of these five favorite 50mm vintage lenses. Best lenses included are the Olympus Zuiko f1.4, the Leica Summitar f2.0, the Jupiter 8 f2.0, the Helios 44 f2.0, and the Industar 61 f2.8.
Take a look at these five uncommon, but good value vintage lenses. The Olympus Zuiko 50mm f1.8, Cosina 28mm f2.8, Olympus Zuiko 35 – 105mm f3.5, Jupiter 11 135mm f4 and the Ohnar 300mm mirror lens adapted and mounted on a mirrorless camera.
What is the best M42 Mount vintage lens to adapt to mirrorless cameras like Sony, Fuji, MFT, the new Canon and Nikon models. Well the Angry Photographer tested nearly 35 lenses that were screw mount M42 and came to the conclusion that it is this model of Yashica listed below.
List of the top 10 cameras under $300 that work great and will shoot at least HD 1080p video. Tuber Caleb Pike of DSLR Video Shooter breaks down his favorite top buys if you want to get into videography on a budget.