Voking VK900 Professional Speedlight for Nikon DSLR and mirrorless cameras review by Bill Hall (for pricing and availability check Amazon): The Voking VK900 (also known as V900) is a fully featured speedlight for Nikon digital SLRs and mirrorless cameras. It supports i-TTL, manual, repeating, and off-camera modes. It can be used to control other flashes off-camera, and […]
Meike MK 85mm f/2.8 mirrorless 1.5:1 macro lens for Nikon Z-mount review by Bill Hall (additional information on the lens can be found here, for pricing and availability check B&H Photo): Meike was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Hong Kong, with branches and offices in mainland China. They are manufacturers of professional photographic equipment […]
Fotopro Eagle E6 and E9 Tripod / Gimbal-Head / Leveling Base Review by Paul Richman All images © Pixels By Paul www.PixelsByPaul.com. Availability and pricing of Fotopro Eagle: Adorama | B&H. INTRODUCTION The Fotopro Eagle E6 and E9 packages each consist of a carbon fiber tripod integrated with a gimbal-head and a leveling-base, topped off with […]
An Event Photographer’s Brief Review of the Nikon D5 by Robert Allen (website | Facebook | Instagram): This is my first formal review of a camera body. The information in this review is based on using the Nikon D5 for a period of approximately 6 months during 2018. Brides maids during ceremony. Nikon D5, 70-200mm f/4 lens, ISO […]
Nikon Z6 in-depth analysis by Fran Russo (Website | Instagram): Battery problem? Nooo! More than 5,500 pictures. I have read in several places that the battery only allows 300 pictures. This is a complete lie. With a single battery, I am able to shoot more than 5,500 photographs without recharging. All were shot in RAW. […]
Nikon Z 35mm f/1.8 lens review by Mobile01 (the lens is expected to start shipping next week, on November 5th, pre-orders are now open at Adorama | B&H Photo): The focusing ring of Z 35mm 1.8S is all metal and provides great handling. Furthermore, it enables users to have their own setting, such as changing the aperture […]
