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Megadap M2RF review: Get "Leica magic" on your Canon RF camera! Use manual M lenses with full autofocus
By James Artaius Published
REVIEW The Megadap M2RF enables Canon RF users to shoot with Leica's magic M lenses, with full Dual Pixel AF support

Meike 85mm f/1.4 Mix II review: wait ages for an updated, upgraded Meike 85mm prime and then two come along almost at once. This one’s the best
By Matthew Richards Published
Review The Meike 85mm f/1.4 Mix II is a revamped fast, full-frame lens for Nikon, Sony and L-mount mirrorless cameras. It’s a highly desirable portrait prime and more besides

Leica 28mm Summicron-M f/2 ASPH. review
By Sebastian Oakley Published
review The Leica 28mm Summicron-M is small, fast and fantastic – but is it really worth $6,000?

Peak Design Form Rope review: get your camera roped in and wear it in three different ways, maybe even more
By Matthew Richards Published
Review The Peak Design Form Rope is a lash-up, but in a good way, with multiple attachment options, different ways of wearing it, and alternative kits in a variety of colorways

Heipi 3-in-1 Travel Tripod W28S review: a trick stick that works in three different ways, for both cameras and smartphones
By Matthew Richards Published
Review The Heipi 3-in-1 Travel Tripod W28S is the quality carbon realization of a rather revolutionary and very clever idea, putting a new twist on tripod design

Neewer FS60B 60W Compact Pocket Bi-Color LED Light review: powerful lighting in a highly portable package
By George Cairns Published
Review Despite its compact dimensions, the FS60B delivers an impressive amount of light, although its need for an external power source adds extra weight and bulk to your kit bag

Browning Defender Pro Scout Max Solar review: a truly hands-off and long-term wildlife watching tool
By Lauren Scott Published
Review The cellular Defender Pro Scout Solar makes wildlife monitoring a seamless process, but the subscription costs for downloading videos feel high

Tamron-Link review: this tiny Bluetooth adapter brings smart features to most current Tamron lenses, for shooting both stills and video
By Matthew Richards Published
Review Plug the Tamron-Link into the USB-C socket of many current Tamron lenses for Nikon and Sony mirrorless cameras and you can enjoy a new feast of features
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