Reviews

There is a vast collection of photography related reviews (and previews) available on One Camera One Lens, this page allows you to browse them quickly and easily, in one place. All reviews are non-bias and based on user experience.


Panasonic L10 – A Preview Of An Exciting New Camera

While we await that lovely new full frame Nikon point and shoot, Panasonic have just announced its imminent release of the new Panasonic Lumix L10 point and shoot, and it is looking like an exciting new camera! While some YouTube reviewers, especially those who usually review micro four thirds cameras are talking as if this…

Snapseed – The Worlds Most Popular Image Editor Has A Huge Update!

Snapseed is undoubtably the worlds most popular image editor, being installed on Android and Apple phones and tablets as seemingly the go-to image editor for both jpeg and raw editing on the go. “The Update” After years of relative silence, Google has finally supercharged Snapseed with its 4.0 update in 2026. This isn’t just a…

Rumoured: A Full Frame Nikon Point And Shoot

Nikon makes the finest cameras, and it’s quite strange that they have not released a new point and shoot camera. However, rumour has it that they are working on a beautiful new… full frame point and shoot fixed lens camera. There are a few great premium point and shoot cameras available, Fujifilm make their X100…

Darktable – A Look At AI And General Masking

Yesterdays article got me some amazing feedback, some of which was asking me why I did not think that Darktables AI masking was not in the same league as other software. Today we will look at the AI masking in Darktable, as well as its masking in general. Firstly, before we begin, you will need…

Why I’ve stopped using Darktable and use RapidRaw.

Long time readers of this website know that I have been quite the advocate for Darktable over the last decade or more. Darktable is free and open source software that is considerably more powerful than a free photo editing program should be. It is something I have relied on for my “me” images (i.e,  not…

The Nikon P1100 – Is It For Me?

Some of you may have been following me on my journey using and being around the Nikon P1100. Numerous wildlife and birding photographers that I know in person, and I know from online communities have been moving across from their interchangeable lens systems (be it micro four thirds, aps-c or full frame) and either moving…

What Is The Very Best Raw Editing Software In 2026?

Here is a question I get asked day in and day out, year in and year out; “Mark, what is the very best raw editing software that I should use?”. Today we will answer this question.  A bit of a backstory. As you all know, I am deeply involved in the photography world and part…

RapidRaw 1.5.4 Released – A Nice Update!

As you know, many of us are excited about RapidRaw, and the developer has just released a new update that has some great additions to an already amazing editing package. Here is a quick look at the new features, and feedback on how they work (if applicable). RapidRaw 1.5.4: Updates. I have tried out all…

On The Go Data Transfer Made Easy

I have been looking for a simple solution for data transfer that covers all the options I need when out and about with my camera, and stumbled across this little device that does it all! Today we look at the Type-C 4-in-1 multifunctional OTG adaptor! “What is it?” The Type-C 4-in-1 multifunctional OTG adaptor is…

RapidRaw (1.5.2) – A Review And Update

RapidRaw 1.5.2 represents a major milestone for this lightweight, open-source RAW editor available for Windows, Mac and Linux users. Developed by Swiss developer Timon Käch (CyberTimon), it has quickly evolved from a proof-of-concept into a high-performance alternative for photographers who find mainstream tools like Adobe Lightroom too bloated or expensive. At just under 30MB, RapidRaw…

My Birthday Week On “Film”: Flashback (Part 1)

Today, February 25th, is my 56th birthday. I have spent the week extensively testing out a new disposable “film” camera. It has been a joy, and I cannot wait to get my full review up on this incredible new camera. I have run 5 rolls of film through the new camera, using Classic, Mono, Beta…

Monochrome only cameras – A curiosity or perfection?

With Ricoh announcing a monochrome only camera, and companies like Leica with their M11 and Q2 Monochrom and Pentax with the K3, you have to wonder why these monochrome only cameras exist, and would they be of interest to people? What is a digital monochrome camera? Digital cameras that only take photos in black and…

Ricoh GR IV – Maybe my next camera? Hear me out…

As an owner of both the powerful Nikon Z f and the versatile Nikon Z 6II, I’m well-equipped for virtually any photographic challenge. These full-frame marvels offer exceptional image quality, interchangeable lenses, and pro-level performance. However, there’s a space in my gear bag—and my life—that’s currently unfilled: the need for an exceptional, go-anywhere camera that…

“Prom People” Book Project! Take a look at my new book.

It was quite a few months in the making, however my new book from my project “Prom People” is now available and in my hands! I made a video of my reactions to me opening the package and looking through the book for the very first time! The book is bloody lovely! The images are…

Affinity Studio: Affinity Photo Has Gone Free!

Canva’s relaunch of the Affinity suite as the all-new Affinity Studio is a seismic event in the creative software landscape, transforming its three powerful desktop applications—Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher—into a single, unified platform that is now, surprisingly, completely free. Affinity has always been a powerful photo editing package, but it has always been held…

A Crazy But Fun Lens Filter!

I’ve had this filter for a couple of months now, and my plan was to use it on a few portrait shoots, however, due to various reasons, I have only managed to test the filter out very briefly. It is a halo, vortex prism filter that I picked up cheap from Temu (of all places),…

My New Printer: Instax Square Link – A Review

As any long, or even short term viewer of my website knows, I like to print my images out on a regular basis. More specifically, I like to print mostly family photos, so that we have memories which are much more accessible than having them digitally. Recently I have been missing my square print images…

Nikon ZF Silver Edition Review And Thoughts

Nikon has finally released the ZF that a lot of people wanted to see. It’s vintage looks taking another step with the silver scheme. There is no denying that it looks absolutely stunning, and as a Nikon ZF user myself, using the ZF for work and play, I thought it was time for an exhaustive…

7Artisans 14mm F/2.8 (2025) Lens Review

Recently I decided that to fill the gap I was missing between the 11mm fisheye F/2.8  and 20mm F/2.8 lenses that I have. I have owned the F Mount version of the 14-24mm previously for my Z Mount, however, it was a huge lens and I decided to sell it. As I generally only ever…

My typical photography gear for a full days wedding

I thought you would all be interested in what gear I use for a full days wedding. A full day can include everything from before wedding images with the bride and groom individually getting ready (occasionally), the lead to and including the ceremony, a photoshoot after the ceremony, candid shots in the downtime before the…

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