Vanguard Alta Fly Rolling Camera Bags (48T) Review

This article was originally published in Photo News Canada and is republished here by permission. One of the most daunting things to do as a photographer is to travel with your expensive gear. There have been moments that I carried…

Sigma 135mm f/1.8 HSM ART Review

  Sigma has established a very clear objective with their ART series primes: deliver large aperture prime lenses with class-leading (or near to it) resolution. On multiple occasions they have pushed the envelope of what was possible in maximum aperture…

Sony a7R II Mini Review and Photo Gallery

  Followers of my work know that I have long been a Canon only shooter, but recently Zeiss asked me to review a new Batis lens, which required me to borrow a Sony a7R II body from my friends at…

Rokinon (Samyang) SP 14mm f/2.4 Review

The twin brands of Samyang and Rokinon have long been known for manufacturing inexpensive manual focus lenses that have often had excellent optical performance.  The very first Rokinon lens I used/reviewed was the Rokinon 14mm f wide angle lens.  At the…

Tamron 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 VC HLD Review

  APS-C shooters can be forgiven for feeling like they sometimes get left out in the cold when it comes to quality development for their platform. Canon, for example, has an interesting dichotomy. Many of their lens releases for full…

Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 VC G2 (A025) Review

  There are few lenses more indispensable to photographers as a 70-200mm f lens. Though large, heavy, and expensive, these lenses can be found in the bags of many, many photographers, both professional and amateur. They are just so versatile!…

Rokinon (Samyang) SP 14mm f/2.4 Image Gallery

I’ve been looking forward to spending some time with the new Rokinon (Samyang) SP 14mm f lens.  I owned the less expensive Rokinon 14mm f lens, and found it a pretty amazing optical instrument for the price.  It did have a…