Latest articles by Rod Lawton
Fujifilm GFX 100S II vs GFX 100S: which 100-megapixel camera is the best buy?
Buying guide Is the Fujifilm GFX 100S II a worthwhile update? Our Fujifilm GFX 100S II vs GFX 100S comparison checks the details
My Canon R8 can shoot video at 30/60p but only offers me 25/50p. What’s going on?
Opinion It’s all because of antiquated analog broadcast standards that rarely matter any more but STILL complicate our camera settings
Fujifilm X-T50 vs X-T30 II
Buying guide The Fujifilm X-T50 looks like an easy win over the ‘old’ X-T30 II, but does our Fujifilm X-T50 vs X-T30 II comparison agree?
Fujifilm X-T50 vs X-T5
Buying guide Is the new Fujifilm X-T50 just as good as the X-T5 but smaller? Our Fujifilm X-T50 vs X-T5 head to head finds out
Was the Canon EOS M100 the company's worst ever camera?
Opinion The Canon EOS M100 wasn't just dumbed-down – it was just plain dumb
I don’t believe in magic, but there is a strange alchemy in photographic imagery
Opinion Retro is back. We long for the esoteric, magical properties of old cameras. It’s like we want to go back to the Dark Ages
The best iPhone tripods and smartphone supports in 2024: for night shots & more
UPDATED The best iPhone tripods and smartphone supports are small, quick and simple, opening up new shooting opportunities
RODE Interview PRO review: simple interview audio that looks the part
Review A wireless interview mic that has on-board recording and can double as a standalone field recorder? How cool is that!
The best Olympus lenses (OM System) in 2024: outstanding Olympus glass
Updated We pick the best Olympus lenses (OM System) to get right now, from compact primes to professional constant aperture zooms
The best superzoom lenses for Nikon cameras in 2024
Updated The best superzoom lenses for Nikon cameras give you ultimate convenience and versatility
I’m torn. Is the 1.6x zoom range of Sony's new FE 16-25mm f/2.8 G just a joke?
Opinion We think 3x zoom range on a kit lens is average, and a 2x zoom on an ultra-wide is a necessary compromise. But this…?
DxO Nik Collection 7 review
Review Can the latest version of DxO’s classic photo-editing plug-in suite still turn heads? Of course! The best just got better…
DxO Nik Collection 7 is here, with powerful new control point masking tools and more
News Nik Collection 7 brings a major overhaul to masking, presets, color controls, speed, workflow and the plug-in line-up itself
Phase One XT Camera System review
Updated The ultimate field camera kit for landscape and architectural photographers? We get hands on with the $57,000 Phase One XT
3 Legged Thing AirHed Trinity review
Review The AirHed Trinity is ideal not just for video, but spotting scopes, wildlife and telephotos too
3 Legged Thing launches AirHed Trinity, a compact multi-purpose pan and tilt head
News The AirHead Trinity will be sold on its own and bundled with 3 Legged Thing’s Punks 2.0 video tripod kits
Panasonic Lumix G100D review: minor modifications
Review This baby Panasonic mirrorless camera is small, cheap, has an EVF and it shoots 4K too. What’s not to like?
I now know what kind of photographer I am, and it’s not pretty!
Opinion We all start out with an idea of the photographer we WANT to be, but risk ignoring the photographer we ARE
Panasonic Lumix S 24mm f/1.8 review
Review The widest in a family of four reasonably priced primes, the Lumix S 24mm F1.8 is an unassuming but effective wide prime
Topaz Photo AI 3.0.0 announced with new creative potential “unlocked” with AI
News Now you can create your own AI image enhancement presets and dynamically change the order of AI effects
“World’s lightest Super Telephoto Camera” launches with massive 2000mm interchangeable lens
News It's called the Excope DT1 and specs include "200x Magnification", interchangeable lenses and a 48-megapixel sensor
Panasonic Lumix S 35mm f/1.8 review
Review 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
Sandisk launches faster & bigger “next-gen” SD and microSD UHS-I memory cards
News WD boldly claims a higher level of performance for current “and future” applications
