Independent photography journalist and editor
Rod Lawton is a journalist, photographer, and the Head of Testing for Future Publishing's photography magazines. With a focus on digital photography, Rod writes for Digital Camera World and has also been featured in publications such as AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY and TechRadar Pro. His articles cover a range of topics including camera reviews, photography gear, and industry trends.
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By: Rod Lawton
Calm down. These do not bring any new features, but “improve stability of some functions”
RØDE also targets mobile creators with a magnetic phone cage and clever magnetic mounting arm kit
It looks like an ordinary prime at an ordinary price, but there’s rather more to the Panasonic Lumix S 35mm F1.8 than that
By: Rod Lawton
It's called the Excope DT1 and specs include "200x Magnification", interchangeable lenses and a 48-megapixel sensor
Tripods are a nuisance. Do we even need them any more? Rod Lawton explains when handheld photography can take over
By: Rod Lawton
Now photographers can create your own AI image enhancement presets and dynamically change the order of AI effects
The widest in a family of four reasonably priced primes, the Lumix S 24mm F1.8 is an unassuming but effective wide prime
This baby Panasonic mirrorless camera is small, cheap, has an EVF and it shoots 4K too. What’s not to like?
By: Rod Lawton
The AirHead Trinity will be sold on its own and bundled with 3 Legged Thing’s Punks 2.0 video tripod kits
Is the super-short zoom range worth it for the 16-25mm's small size and constant f/2.8 aperture?
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