Seeing lenses taken apart and dismantled for the first time, or anything mechanically or electronically complex just fascinates me. I don’t know what it is about it, because it’s unlikely I’ll ever need to take one apart myself, and it serves no real educational or practical benefit. But I just find it interesting to see what makes this stuff tick. One I’ve been particularly seeing inside is the new Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2....

I have this theory that you have to eat fast food at least a couple of times a year just to remind yourself of how awful it really is. “Surely it’s not so bad,” you think after a few months, and the photos actually look pretty good. But we all know that the reality of those seemingly succulent burgers topped with crisp lettuce and shiny tomatoes is very different. So it’s no surprise then that some Florida lawyers are suing Burger King in a class-action lawsuit....

I said I wasn’t going to post any more of these. The “winner” in pretty much all cases is obvious. Or is it? There is no doubt that a $6,000 flagship DSLR (even if it is a generation old) is going to hammer a smartphone (of any resolution) when it comes to absolute image quality, dynamic range and all the other reasons we buy flagship bodies. But does it always really matter?...

Well, Canon sure is the talk around the water cooler lately, huh? First the EOS R5, then the EOS R6 and now it seems the EOS 850D (Rebel T8i) details are starting to come out, along with some leaked photos this time. The leak of an expected announcement for the new camera first came from a not-too-unexpected source, Nokishita, via Twitter, where they also mention a Canon RF 24-105mm STM lens....

The world has been expecting this camera for a long time and now it’s finally here. Canon has today announced the new Canon EOS R5c, a video-centric version of the Canon EOS R5 with active cooling (so you can actually shoot 8K for more than a few minutes) and a more streamlined UI aimed at video shooters. Canon says that it combines the “best of both worlds” melding the EOS R5 and EOS C70 cameras into one – which you can see as soon as you turn the camera around to see how beefy it is compared to the EOS R5....