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Viltrox AF 90mm f/2.2 Evo review: this portrait-friendly prime gets the next-gen treatment
Review The Viltrox AF 90mm f/2.2 Evo is from the growing ‘Evo’ range of feature-rich but budget-friendly lenses, this time for APS-C format Fujifilm, Nikon and Sony cameras
Weighing about as much a can of soda, Viltrox’s new multi-mount telephoto primes are built for budget portraits
LENS The Viltrox AF 75mm f/1.8 Evo and 90mm f/2.2 Evo are the latest in the optics brand's series, designed to balance performance and size for Sony E, Nikon Z, and Fujifilm X mirrorless cameras
Protection or profit? The hidden truth behind Nikon’s dispute with Viltrox
Opinion It’s easy to assume that Nikon’s legal dispute with Viltrox is all about short-term financial gain. But by protecting its patent today, the Big N could be shoring up its lens ecosystem for tomorrow
Viltrox cut its premium prime lens in half – and it still took surprisingly pleasing photos!
News Viltrox recently sawed one of its fast autofocus lenses in half – but how did it still manage to capture impressive images?
Sigma is updating one of its most popular Art lenses with an even brighter aperture, but I think the upcoming 85mm has more competition than ever
Opinion Sigma recently displayed a prototype of its forthcoming DG Art 85mm f/1.2 lens at the China P&E trade show, but I think Viltrox is starting to put real pressure on
Get set for NINE new Viltrox lenses, plus a new flashgun
Whether you shoot full-frame, APS-C, or Micro Four Thirds - there's something for you
Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.2 Lab N FE is a new version of existing lens for Sony cameras that aims to prove that less is more
NEWS One of Viltrox’s fastest and most pro-grade lenses gets an update that ditches one of its standout features
The mirrorless camera era has nearly killed off the once-common pop-up flash. Are cheap, compact flashes the answer?
Opinion The pop-up flash was once a common feature on entry-level DSLRs, but finding one on mirrorless seems to be getting even harder. Now, there's a growing number of cheap compact flashes
