These F-mount lenses on this list aren’t just for Nikon DSLRs, however. Thanks to Nikon’s FTZ mount adapters ... at large apertures. A useful telephoto zoom for APS-C format, image stabilised ...

The Canon EOS R1 ($6,299, body only) slots in as the company's biggest, fastest full-frame camera. Its dual-grip body ...

As with most other DX format ... lenses to your Nikon Z-mount camera, and in many cases still enjoy full functionality of features like autofocus and stabilisation. All you need is a Nikon FTZ ...

If you use Canon lenses ... the Nikon Z 9 is the best alternative; it's a little bigger than the R1 all around and should be more comfortable for photogs with extra-large hands.

Alongside the recent buzz when Nikon announced the new Z 600mm, there’s real movement on other long-awaited lenses. You may like One lens ... with and shows great interest in 35mm, medium, and ...

The HEIF format still isn't widely, reliably supported, and HLG files don't always live up to the promise of working equally well on SDR and HDR displays, but with Panasonic, Sony and Nikon all ...

He saw the digital transition with Nikon's D series cameras and is still, to this day, the youngest member to be elected into BEWA, the British Equestrian Writers' Association. He is familiar with and ...

The Nikon Z5II is more capable than its predecessor, but is it worth $400 more? I've used both and am here to help you decide ...

The vast majority of new cameras are mirrorless, but there are still DSLRs on sale, both new and used. I've tested hundreds ...

When I'm reviewing the best large format printers, what I'm looking for is those models that deliver accurate, dare I say expressive, colors and details at speed. If you need to print posters ...

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This is another superb performance from a Nikon Z lens. The blue column represents readings from the centre of the picture frame at the various apertures and the green is from the edges.