The holiday season is upon us, and that means it’s time to come up with thoughtful gifts for your loved ones. We prepared our annual list of holiday gift ideas for photographers of all ages.

The Tamron 150-500 mm F/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD lens is a great choice for photographers looking for long glass for sports or wildlife photography. Its range of focal lengths and excellent image sharpness, even at minimum f-numbers, make it on par with similar models from Nikon.

Ultra wide-angle lenses aren’t for everyone. But there are times when they can seem irreplaceable. These lenses can capture an extremely wide field of view, which may distract viewers. How can you use ultra wide-angle lenses properly and when do they come in handy?

Editing photos and videos with Loupedeck is fun and saves you time. Zoner Photo Studio X now supports these editing consoles and offers a plugin with predefined parameters for Loupedeck+.

Podcasting has exploded in recent years and it’s no wonder why. It’s a relatively easy way for creators to get their ideas out into the world. For listeners, it’s an easy way to get information when you can’t or don’t want to read written text. Whether you’re driving, at bedtime, working out, or any other time.

I tested the ultra wide-angle Sony 12-24/4 lens. It has an initial focal length of 12mm. It’s so wide that you don’t have to compromise like you would with similar lenses. Read on to learn how the Sony 12-24/4 performs and what issues you may encounter.

Thinking about purchasing a landscape lens and not sure which to choose? We compared four NIKKOR lenses for the Nikon DX mirrorless Z series, including the Z fc and Z50. We tested factors important for landscape photography, including everything from weight and focusing to vignetting.

It’s important to have the right gear for shooting weddings or corporate events. There’s no need to buy ten lenses and lug them around all day when you’ll only use some of them. Learn how I chose my minimalistic gear for weddings and corporate events in this article.

I tested the unique TTArtisan 100/2.8 lens. It has 2:1 macro and tilt-shift functions. What did I learn after using it? The lens has a lot of potential, but is hard to maneuver.

Everyone uses lenses. Whether they are the lenses on your camera or your phone’s lenses. But there are also specialty lenses with a set of screws on the side. These screws all you to rotate or angle the lens in different ways. How do these lenses work and what are they for?