Camerapedia recently published a list of 54 lenses that contain some radioactivity and if you use any of them regularly, it is necessary to take note. Some old cameras manufactured between the 1940’s and 1970’s used thorium glass elements. Thorium oxide was considered as a useful material to reduce dispersion and improve refraction. This allowed […]
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Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V: Your Perfect Travel Companion
Introduction: The Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V is a compact and versatile point-and-shoot camera that combines impressive features with portability. Whether you’re an avid traveler or simply looking for a reliable camera to capture everyday moments, the DSC-HX9V is designed to deliver stunning image quality, convenient shooting modes, and a range of creative features. Let’s delve into […]
Best Lenses for Landscape Photography: What’s Coming in 2024
Landscape photography in 2024 is set to be elevated by new lens technology designed to capture breathtaking vistas with clarity and depth. As camera manufacturers push the boundaries of optics, photographers can look forward to lenses that combine advanced sharpness, weather resistance, and enhanced light capture. Here are some of the best lenses to consider […]
Panasonic Introduces 28-200mm-equivalent F2.0-5.9 Lens With LF1 Camera
Major companies in the industry, including Ricoh, Nikon and Sony have taken the direct step to fit fast lenses into very small bodies. But with 28-200mm-equivalent F2.0-5.9 lens and LF1 camera, Panasonic is competing on different ground. Priced at $500, both products go for convenience by adding a built-in electronic viewfinder. Available wireless connectivity options […]
Metabones’ Speed Booster Lens for Micro Four Thirds is Delayed
The innovative Speed Booster lens by Metabones could eventually slip to the 2nd half of this year. The lens is designer for micro four thirds. It will allow the increase of maximum aperture by 1 stop, reduction of focal length and use of full-frame lenses. With the 1.4x overall crop, the lens offers similar field […]




