Chris Niccolls

It was eight years ago that I reviewed the Panasonic ZS200 , and I was immediately impressed by the compact size of the camera, along with a massive 15x optical zoom range.

It started with an offhand question during a casual conversation: Can the Sigma BF autofocus keep up with the demands of wildlife and sports photography?

I think most of us have a strange fascination with 40mm lenses. It seems like a relatively uncommon focal length, and of course, it is overshadowed by the ubiquitous 35mm lenses.

The Reto company, which is behind the insanely popular Charmera camera, are at it again with a charming 35mm analog camera.

The Nikon Z system needed a new kit lens. The 24-120mm f/4 is one of the best lenses I've ever used, but it isn't exactly affordable and is understandably beyond the budget of many beginner photographers.

When Canon launched the C50 and R6 Mark III last year, the comparison was pretty simple. But now, a third camera is in the mix complicating that up a bit.

Panasonic is celebrating 25 years in the camera game under its illustrious Lumix brand name.

Sony photographers have a lot of great choices available when it comes to the serious telephoto lens. Whether you are into sports or wildlife, the Sony E-mount has you covered.

Even now in 2026, autofocusing lens design out of the Chinese manufacturers is still in its relative infancy.

Having previously used both the Thypoch Simera 28mm f/1.4 and Simera 75mm f/1.4 , I was expecting great things from the 50mm f/1.4.