The Nikon D3300 comes bundled with the new, retractable Nikkor AF-S ... At the telephoto end pincushion distortion is only 0.1 percent, hardly noticeable. This is the tendency for the lens to ...

Performance at full telephoto is decent at f/8 ... Pincushion distortion is ~0.1% at 55mm The Nikon AF-P 18-55mm VR kit lens produced about 1.3 percent barrel distortion at wide angle, which ...

That new camera model from your preferred manufacturer looks enticing but it likely comes with a hefty price tag and few ...

Viltrox's stock is only set to rise with the launch of its latest lens, the Viltrox AF 135mm F1.8 LAB. It's the first of ...

I pitted it against the F-mount Nikon 50mm f/1.4G AF-S lens for DSLRs launched in 2008 (you can see the two lenses side by side, below) and the older lens has smoother bokeh. However, bokeh is ...

The new Nikon Z50 II has the same core specs as its predecessor, but is turbocharged with an Expeed 7 chip for Z9-like ...

Nikon is remaining tight-lipped about its new videocentric lens in development, but we've made plenty of educated guesses about the features and functionality of the Z 28-135mm f/4 PZ ...

A fast shutter speed and the right AF mode will enhance ... the weight of your heavy super-telephoto lens, since you'll be shooting for over 90 minutes. Nikon Z-Series exposure settings screen ...

so Nikon provided us with a twin lens kit, pairing the lighter body with a 10-30mm standard zoom plus a longer and slightly larger 30-110mm telephoto zoom. With a 2.7x sensor magnification factor ...

The latest iteration of Tamron’s iconic 90mm macro lens offers leading-edge technology and superior performance for owners of Sony’s E-mount and Nikon’s Z-mount cameras.

All three of the original lenses really impressed us, and we’re not the only ones. Nikon was very taken with them as well ... but that tends to be less effective with telephoto lenses. A key feature ...

Mirrorless technology has gained traction among professional photographers who prioritize speed with advanced features while ...