The Sony RX1R II has an impressive 42MP BSI-CMOS image sensor with a 35mm f2 Zeiss lens. The camera is pocketable, offers a small, pocketable design, and its EVF is easy to use. The colors are ...

The Fujifilm Instax Link Wide 2 is, well, to be frank with you, I didn’t even really bother reading the press release much because I know how photographers will use it. Fujifilm added stuff like the ...

Sony’s a7V is here, and like other cameras in the a7 line, the a7V is primarily positioned to be the do-it-all camera without going too deep into any kind of specialty. The camera has introduced some ...

“The more I shoot Canon, the more I want to run back to LUMIX and Nikon,” is a message I type in the private Discord of the Phoblographer’s staff. I type this up at the end of being absolutely ...

Portrait photography is one of the intense genres of the medium. It requires an understanding of light, gear, people, and a vision. For most, to capture a person goes beyond capturing their likeness.

It doesn’t matter how fast your Mac system might be today, Adobe Lightroom Classic still finds endless ways to slow down its performance. And the most mind-numbingly irritating part of that slowdown ...

You know, most disappointed that I’ve been by a lens in the past few years has probably been by the Sony 85mm f1.4 II G Master. The original wasn’t good enough to ...

There’s no other way to put it: the Viltrox 135mm f1.8 LAB FE lens is a mammoth, hulking beast that somehow moves incredibly fast. Considering that it’s from a third-party that isn’t Tamron, we’re ...

A while ago, we published our Sony a7v review. Along with several other journalists, we all found problems with it. These problems specifically had to do with using third-party lenses. Those lenses ...

The Nikon D800 has some great megapixels, and it sits between the D810 and the D700. But is it good today? Let's see.

If you've got Gear Acquisition Syndrome, then you're probably a lot like Michael here. But also add in your love of Japan.

A while ago, Phoblographer decided to not review cheaper lenses. Generally speaking, they’re not pushing the boundary of photography, and that’s a bad thing these days when big companies want ...