Most of us reading this review won't need a new lens. In fact, most of us probably also don't need a camera moreso than we want one. Knowing this, the Meyer Optik Trioplan 35mm f2. 8 II is the lox in your bagel and cream cheese.
It won't replace a single lens in your camera bag at all, but it will surely give it the spice that your photography perhaps really lacks. . thephoblographer.com
Many photographers believe that their LUMIX camera isn't all that durable. But just because it's so lightweight, doesn't mean that it isn't designed to be a tool for professional use. In fact, for the money, your LUMIX is probably more durable than lots of other camera gear out there.
The OM SYSTEM OM-1 is a fantastic camera in so many different ways. It brings with it a ton of innovation that we haven’t seen in others on the market. Couple that with the great lens selection that’s available and you’ll be amazed at what it can do.
Prime lenses are a personal favorite. I appreciate their sharpness, swiftness, and specific vantage point. Plus, I like to move around my subjects for the perfect composition. Wider focal lengths are appealing because they fit the bill for many applications.
Camera bags are a dime a dozen these days, with most promising to be the only bag that you need. It’s a let down, really, as most will choose the beautiful leathers and nylons but overlook comfort.
If there were any brand that I'd trust to use outdoors on Sony cameras, it would be Tamron. Pretty much every lens of theirs is weather sealed. And more importantly, they're all built very well and lightweight.