Chris Niccolls is a journalist who writes for PetaPixel, covering a wide range of topics related to photography and camera equipment. With a focus on camera reviews, lens comparisons, and updates in the photography industry, Chris provides informative and insightful articles for photography enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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My first experience with the Canon EOS R1 was in the sweltering heat of Phoenix, Arizona with a pre-production unit.
I'm an outlier in the photo world, especially regarding glass. I dislike the 35mm focal length, and as much as I love a good 24mm lens, a 28mm lens is even better.
The original Sony a1 is one of the most capable, advanced, and expensive flagship cameras ever.
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