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Does the Canon EOS R5 Mark II Deserve a Second Chance

6 days ago | thephoblographer.com | Alberto Lima

Life is filled with second chances, even if we all say that first impressions are final. With the life I’ve lived, I’m all about second chances, and it’s time we gave the Canon EOS R5 Mark II a second look, and possibly a chance to make a second, first impression.
Fujifilm GFX 100S II Gets New AF Upgrade

6 days ago | thephoblographer.com | Alberto Lima

When we first reviewed the Fujifilm GFX 100S II, we were less enthusiastic about the camera. While it was a solid performer, it did little to stand out, even with a 100-megapixel sensor. Since then, Fujifilm has continued to support the camera and recently released its latest firmware version. But is this new firmware update enough to change our opinion of a good yet unremarkable camera?
Canon Patents Affordable Lenses for Bird Photography

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Nilofer Khan

Canon has a variety of exceptional lenses in its massive portfolio. In fact, some of its telephoto lenses continue to be favourites of many photographers. For instance, Canon 100-400mm L IS II, the 300mm f2.8 L, or the 800mm f5.6 are some lenses that many wildlife and bird photographers absolutely adore. Since Canon moved to mirrorless mount, they have been engineering newer lenses, with some still in the research stage.
Our Favorite Telephoto Lenses from Sigma

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Nilofer Khan

Sigma’s evolution has been quite exciting to see. There was a point when third-party lenses were looked down upon by many photographers, but over the years, the quality, price, and performance have put third-party, particularly Sigma lenses, back on the map. With the company offering a wide portfolio to various genres of photographers, today, we take a look at some exceptional telephoto lenses, which many wildlife, bird, and macro photographers will appreciate.
The Voigtlander 28mm Lens is Perfect for Street Photography

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Nilofer Khan

Cosina’s Voigtlander has so far offered some great lenses for Leica M users. For instance, they recently launched Portrait Heliar 75mm f1.8, a lens that allows you to control the softness of the bokeh, which is ideal for a variety of genres. There is also the 110mm f2.5 Macro, which offers sharpness and character to modern lenses. Joining this exciting portfolio is a new wide-angle lens, which is perfect for street, events, and landscape photographers: Voigtlander Apo-Lanthar 28mm f2 Aspherical VM.
3 Ways It's Canon's Best 50

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Alberto Lima

Yes, it sounds like hyperbole, and it seems like a lot of praise for a camera company that has made some questionable releases recently. But hear me out—though the Canon RF50mm F1.4 VCM may not be perfect, it offers a whole lot and may just get you to consider leaving your current system. I’m not going to mince words here: the Canon R5 Mark II and the R1 all left us wanting a lot more from Canon.
A Silver Nikon Zf Would Be an Incredible Thing

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Nilofer Khan

Reports of Nikon launching a new camera have been going around for a while. It does come as a surprise since the company revealed they will be taking 2025 on a slower note. One of the reasons for this decision is the ability to meet the demands of the users by meeting the production rate and clearing any backlog.
The 3 Fujifilm Cameras With the Best Autofocus

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Nilofer Khan

Many photographers today wish to switch to Fujifilm. Why? Well, there is so much to like: the retro, rangefinder-style camera body, image quality, compactness, and film simulation, to name a few. The X series cameras, despite housing APS-C sensors, are still liked by serious enthusiasts and professionals. So, for those who want a smaller sensor camera but with blazing focus speed, we have a few options that you can choose from. Let’s have a look.
The Issues That Plague Photography Today

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Nilofer Khan

Photography has multiple challenges that it must face today. From social media to a general leaning toward videos, the medium is fighting a multifaceted battle. In an interview with Euro News, Magnum Photos President and photographer Cristina de Middel speaks about two prominent issues that plague the medium. This comes at a time when the photography industry is evolving rapidly, but there are some things that haven’t changed and some that are being accepted at an accelerated speed.
Will the Canon R7 II Omit This Feature from The Original?

1 week ago | thephoblographer.com | Nilofer Khan

Canon has been releasing new patents, which indicates how the company is trying to improve its portfolio. From fish-eye lenses to better autofocus, there are various aspects the company hopes to improve. Similarly, reports of Canon cameras have also been aplenty, with Canon R6 III and R7 II being the most talked-about models. While we have given you a gist of what can be expected, it now appears that the Canon R7 II will have a major difference from what we reported earlier.