Canon EOS M3 review
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Written by Gordon Laing
The EOS M3 is Canon’s third mirrorless camera and its best yet, but as you’ll discover in my review, it’s up against tough rivals.…
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The EOS M3 is Canon’s third mirrorless camera and its best yet, but as you’ll discover in my review, it’s up against tough rivals.…
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The Lumix 42.5mm f1.7 is a short tele lens for Micro Four Thirds. Ideal for portraits, but also good for close-ups, I tested it against the Oly 45mm.…
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The Olympus EPL7 is a mid-range mirrorless with a flip-up screen, Wifi and built-in stabilization. But is it your best bet for the money?…
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Avoid acres of empty sky when shooting tall towers by retreating into an over-looking alley. The walls act as a frame. Here’s two shots from Sienna.…
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The Victorian Bandstand in Hove, near Brighton, delivers a perfect window of the UK’s South Coast, framing the old pier.…
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The Lumix CM1 is an Android smartphone with a difference, packing a large 1in sensor. Is it the best phone for photographers?…
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The Lumix GM5 is a tiny mirrorless camera, packing an electronic viewfinder, hotshoe, touchscreen and Wifi. Is this the small camera for you?…
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Samsung’s NX3000 is an entry-level mirrorless camera with a 21 Mpixel APSC sensor, flip-up screen and Wifi. We compared it against rivals…
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If you want a big view of Paris, it’s hard to beat Montparnasse Tower. But if you’re shooting at night, make sure you have a tall tripod!…
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Can mirrorless cameras really be used for pro sports photography? I found out by shooting several stages at the Tour de France!…
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