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Nikon Z35mm F/1.4 and Nikon Z50mm F/1.4 Long-Term Review

I’ve had these two lenses since their release, and photographed many weddings, events and portraits with them, plus I’ve used them for general photography and more. It’s time to have a look at them an discuss them in more detail in my long-term review. First things first, if you want technical details or sharpness charts,Continue reading “Nikon Z35mm F/1.4 and Nikon Z50mm F/1.4 Long-Term Review”

Nikon Vs Viltrox: Are we about to lose Viltrox compatibility with Nikon Z cameras?

2026 is going to be an interesting year for Nikon when it comes to support for Viltrox lenses. Viltrox are a huge player with lenses for Nikon users, offering great value and very good quality lenses for all pockets. As of late January 2026, there is no official confirmation that Nikon has “locked out” ViltroxContinue reading “Nikon Vs Viltrox: Are we about to lose Viltrox compatibility with Nikon Z cameras?”

A Winter Portrait Shoot – A New Lens

The first main portrait shoot of the year was well worth the wait, as we hit the SA1 area of Swansea and had a wonderful portrait session with our model Mark. It was very cold, we had some technical difficulties, and I had a new lens to try out, so it was an eventful day!Continue reading “A Winter Portrait Shoot – A New Lens”

The Megapixel Myth: Why You Have More Megapixels Than You Need, And Then Some!

In the world of digital photography, “Megapixels” has long been the primary metric used to sell cameras. It’s a number that feels easy to understand: bigger must be better, right? However, for the vast majority of photographers—from hobbyists to working professionals—the obsession with high pixel counts is often a distraction from what actually makes anContinue reading “The Megapixel Myth: Why You Have More Megapixels Than You Need, And Then Some!”

Unlock the Power of Your Sensor: Why In-Camera Crop Modes are Perfect for Everyday Photography

Many full-frame (FF) camera owners ignore the built-in crop modes, such as the APS-C (or DX) crop, viewing them only as a feature for adapting older lenses. However, for most users whose photos end up on social media or in family albums, 6these modes offer powerful, practical benefits that can significantly improve your shooting experienceContinue reading “Unlock the Power of Your Sensor: Why In-Camera Crop Modes are Perfect for Everyday Photography”