Latest articles by Rob Redman
Creality Sermoon P1 review: this compact, portable 3D scanner takes everything in its stride
Review Wired or wireless, the Sermoon P1 can scan anything, anytime, anywhere
Feelworld P6XL review: a budget-friendly on-camera monitor that ticks a lot of boxes
Review The Feelworld P6XL promises an awful lot for very little outlay but is it all it’s cracked up to be?
I used Capture One's new tethered film scanning tools – and it's now my favorite way to work with my negatives
opinion Home scanning just got a whole lot better with the latest release of Capture One
Audio Technica ATV-SG1 review: this compact shotgun mic has changed the way I record on-camera audio, and I’m not going back!
Review Audio Technica’s latest mic has a clever trick up its sleeve that makes it a big deal.
I’ve got GAS, and I'm proud of it! I’ll never stop buying cameras – or look for a cure for my chronic gear acquisition syndrome
I own a fair few cameras and they all have their uses but is it necessary? I think so!
I don't see why photographers wait for a photo lab when you can develop film at home, cheaper, faster, and with more control
opinion Developing your own film isn't just a productivity boost but is massively rewarding too.
Amaran Ray 120c review: I've been using this new portable video light, and it's more than I bargained for
Review Amaran's Ray 120c is a pocket-sized powerhouse
I keep picking up my Fujifilm X100 compact camera and completely ignoring my pro-grade Sony A7R IV
opinion It may not be the 'best' camera, but for me it is the best
Kiwibit Beako Smart Bird Feeder review: I’ve added a 4K feeder to my yard, and I can’t stop watching the footage!
Review Kiwibit’s Beako feeder makes a natural world cinema out of your backyard, and helps out your feathered friends at the same time
Revopoint Miraco review: this all-in-one handheld 3D scanner makes light work of big jobs
Review Revopoint's Miraco handles everything internally, so there's no need to be tethered to a computer, and that is a big win
Why would I buy a new film camera? My 50-year-old Nikon F2 is already perfect!
My rock-solid 35mm SLR camera is 50 years old – but still going strong!
Viltrox NexusFocus F1 review: I turned my manual cine lenses into autofocus glass – and it’s completely changed my workflow
Review Viltox’s clever NexusFocus F1 system brings autofocus capability to PL cine lenses with minimal rigging
Trust me, a medium-format film camera will make you a better photographer
Opinion Three good reasons for going big and shooting on roll film
Eastman Kodak is taking back control and releasing more film stocks. Is film photography about to go mainstream again?
Opinion While a slightly complex situation to get your head around, the changes happening to Kodak could be great for us film photographers.
Ars-Imago Lab-Box review: Develop film in daylight? Yes please!
Review I've been testing Ars-Imagos daylight developing tank and it's made me reconsider my process.
Hollyland Vcore review: I'd never considered my phone a viable field monitor, until now!
Review Hollyland's compact Vcore transmitter takes the hassle out of video transmission and I'm all for it.
Matter and Form Three review: 3D scanning can be frustrating, but this makes it easy and fun
Review With built-in computing, all you need is a web browser to access the controls of this portable 3D scanner, and I love the ease of use
Revopoint Range 2 review: I didn't want to scan anything big before, but this makes me want to scan everything!
Review Aimed at larger-scale scanning, the Range 2 from Revopoint is the ideal solution for automotive, VFX, and archival projects
Valoi 360 Professional Scanning Kit review: I’ve been scanning my own film since the 90s, and this piece of kit has made it a joyful process
Review Valoi’s 360 Professional makes it easy to scan various formats of negatives for camera scanning
Accsoon Toprig S60 review: I found motion-controlled shots a breeze with this slider
Review Accsoon's Toprig S60 motorised slider is a great way to add controllable, repeatable camera moves to your projects
Hollyland Pyro 5 review: a beast of a small field monitor
Review I've been testing the Pyro 5 and it has just as much bang for its buck as its big brother
I've been using 7Artisans' Infinte cine lenses and I'm shocked
Review The time has come when budget-friendly cine lenses can compete with the big boys. Mostly.
Hollyland Pyro 7 review: this has become my favourite field monitor and here’s why
Review A wireless monitor that can transmit and receive, along with a full suite of shooting tools, in a 7” package? Yes please to that
