The Nikon Z5ii: Have They Marketed It Wrong? – A Review

Marketing cameras is difficult these days, and in the case of the Nikon Z5ii, Nikon are marketing the camera as an “entry level” camera. However, on closer look, this entry level camera is more than capable, so what gives? The Nikon line-up of full frame cameras has a pattern, the Z8 and Z9 are flagshipContinue reading “The Nikon Z5ii: Have They Marketed It Wrong? – A Review”

Nikon P1100 vs Sony RX10 V Vs OM System OM-1 Mk II – Smaller And Lighter Systems For Bird And Wildlife Photography

Today we are looking at three very different cameras specifically for bird and wildlife photography. Each camera is more than capable of creating great images, but they are all very different price points. We will cover the prices, basic specs and more. With the imminent World Wide release of the Sony RX10 V (which hasContinue reading “Nikon P1100 vs Sony RX10 V Vs OM System OM-1 Mk II – Smaller And Lighter Systems For Bird And Wildlife Photography”

Why Autofocus Is Almost Too Good These Days.

Who would have thought, that in 2026 you would be hearing people say those words; “The autofocus is just too good!”. It’s funny to think that people are saying this these days, and it’s not any particular type of photographer either! I had a YouTube video playing in the background, and the guy was talkingContinue reading “Why Autofocus Is Almost Too Good These Days.”

The Nikon Z6ii – A long term review.

It’s currently June 2025 and I have been using my Nikon Z6ii for around 18 months (and around 14,000 images), and it is at this point that I feel I can give a full and honest review of the camera, how it is to handle, how the files are to edit and that important questionContinue reading “The Nikon Z6ii – A long term review.”