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Review: Sony 50mm f1.8 (NEX)
As part of the package that Sony sent to us, the Sony 50mm f1.8 for their NEX system was included. As the current speed demon of their lineup, you’ll be able to get some wonderfully smooth bokeh with this lens. We stacked it up against the Canon 85mm f1.8 and 5D Mk II and asked for your opinions as well. Many of you were impressed by this little Sony.
But is it really all perfect?
Lens Therapy: Nikon DX Lenses Under $300
A lot of Nikon photographers think they need to spend thousands, on lenses, to take great photos. They read all the information available and think they know the best of the best. However, they cannot always afford these lenses. Some even let this hold them back. They can though, save money or think differently, especially if they are Nikon DX(D7000 , D3100, D300s) shooters. There are lenses available, under $300 USD respectively. These lenses will allow them to shoot most styles of photography, and do it well. It’s not always the gear, its person behind it.
The Best Lenses for Sony Alpha Mount DSLRs Under $300
Though they’re not as much of a household name as Canon or Nikon, Sony has become a formidable force in the world of digital photography. We recently reviewed the NEX C3, A580 and A55—which received positive reviews. But we know that any camera is nothing without the lens. Following the tradition of our Best Budget Lenses list, we’ve got a specialized index of some of the best Sony lenses under $300. So which ones make the cut?
Long Term Review: Canon 50mm F1.8 (Nifty Fifty)
As the favorite lens of many growing, hobbyist and new photographers the Canon 50mm F/1.8 is the best bang for your buck lens out on the market. Capable of delivering super sharp images and small enough to forever stay coupled to your camera, the nifty 50 is a lens that receives rave after rave. This review will chronicle my long term use of the lens followed by why I finally sold mine and why I’m contemplating buying another one.
Field Review: Nikon D3100 (Day 7)
Camera Nikon D3100 Exposure 0.005 sec (1/200) Aperture f/2.8 Focal Length 35 mm ISO Speed 400
The Nikon D3100, even as an entry level, is a great multipurpose camera. I work well in taking portraits, food photography, and product photography. It works well with a flash and external lighting. The Nikon D3100 can be used in a studio situation, a restaurant or even with a strobe light. Read the rest of this entry »
Recommended Items For the Canon T2i
Most readers of The Phoblographer have entry-level DSLRs (like the T2i) or very high ones (like a 5D Mk II). After spending quite some time with the Canon T2i, I’ve realized that there are a couple of items that people buying this camera should get their hands on to get the very best out of it. In addition, it will probably totally be, “all that they need” as many people in this segment of the market want one camera and won’t replace it for years. Either way, here are some great items for users to get no matter what your photography level.
