Sigma 28-45mm f1.8 DG DN Art Lens Review
Sigma has been releasing some fantastic options for Leica L mount lately, and it seems they aren’t ready to stop just yet. Now, there’s a new zoom out, which I’m guessing will appeal to many users given the focal length range: the 28-45mm f1.8 DG DN Art. Yes, you read that right; here’s a zoom that many consider a sweet spot in focal range all with a constant maximum aperture of f1.8. Thanks to Sigma, I was able to obtain a pre-launch sample to test. [continue reading…]
Billingham 335 MKII Camera Bag Review:
If you have larger gear, Billingham has several great bags to choose from. They have their 7 Series and their 5 Series with the latter being recently updated, and what we’re doing to discuss here. There are currently four models: the 225 MKII, the 335 MKII, 445 MKII, and the 555 MKII. Specifically, we’re taking a closer look at the new Billingham 335 MKII. Thanks to Billingham, I was able to get a sample to review. Here are my thoughts on it. [continue reading…]
Sigma 50mm f1.2 DG DN Art Lens Review:
A 50mm to me is one of the most versatile focal lengths a photographer can have. Just for my own work alone, I use a 50mm for 99% of it. I’m being serious too. It’s the one lens that many, including me, find indispensable, which is one of the main reasons why the market is filled with 50mm lenses to choose from. Another great reason to buy a 50mm is that generally speaking, you don’t necessarily have to spend a ton of money to get a decent one. If you’re in the L Mount Alliance like I am, you know there are already plenty of great 50mm lenses to choose from but now, there’s a new game changer in the market: the Sigma 50mm f1.2 DG DN Art. Thanks to Sigma, I was able to get a pre-release sample to test, and here are my thoughts on this new 50mm. [continue reading…]
Billingham 335 MKII Camera Bag First Impressions:
I’m sure many of you have heard by now that Billingham has released updated versions of their 5 Series bags. Thanks to Billingham, I was able to get my hands on the new 335 MKII bag, which I’m quite happy about since it is similar in size to my daily bag for my Leica SL3, which is the Billingham 307. So, I’ve been using the 335 MKII instead of my 307 for the past couple of weeks, and while I will post a full review in the near future, I thought for now, I would share my first impressions of it.
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Leica SL3: Received My Camera Today
This was definitely a surprise lol. I have taken a longer break than I thought I would but what a good way to get back into the game :). I received my Leica SL3 from Bergen County Camera today (yay, I got the first one from BBC lol), and I have to admit, I am pretty darn excited.
Unlike past cameras, I actually didn’t really keep track of the rumors behind the SL3. Meaning, besides the new sensor, and some of the main improvements, I don’t know everything about it. But I have been a loyal Leicaphile for decades, and like many other fans, I know I will probably like the improvements :). I know they’ll keep the things that work, and improve on other things to keep up with competition. So, you can bet my name is usually on that wait list years before another model is announced lol.
I am already looking to get to work with the new SL3, and I will DEFINITELY be posting more from it here along with my Instagram, of course :). I will also write up an extensive review of it. I know I said this about the SL2 but I guess since that was my camera, it was just something I used all the time, and I just never got around to writing a review. I know, that’s bad but I will write one for the SL3 :). So, thanks for stopping by, and stay tuned for more to come.
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