Polarisers and sunshine don’t always go together
Your lens came with a hood for a reason. Use it.
Moose Peterson reviews the Nikon 24-70AFS
I don't agree with him that this isn't a good lens for a DX body, though it requires you to also have a really wide angle lens in your bag.
Prime lenses, and why you need one
Because they're a damn sight cheaper than f2.8 zooms for a start...
Turning blah into beautiful - macro tips and more
@ MostlyLisa.com
Gizmodo explains: Why lenses are the real key to stunning photos
I know lots of photographers who'd rather upgrade bodies than upgrade lenses. They've got it backwards.
Using a tilt-shift lens
- a Lighting Essentials tech sheet
It's The Lens, Baby! - The LensBaby Composer reviewed
The tilt lens for the masses...
All Lens Tests are Wrong
@ The Online Photographer
"This lens is soft" and other myths
The lens is 'soft' because you/your camera can't/didn't focus on the bit you wanted in focus. This is a real problem with lenses with extremely shallow DoF. Maybe your technique is bad. Maybe your camera [D200] isn't good enough for your lens [70-200 f/2.8 VR]...
35mm F1.8 for DX? What is Nikon up to?
@ DPR
"this is not the last lens announcement we'll be making this year" says Nikon Europe
Nikon launches AF-S 35mm F1.8 DX prime lens
Er... why? Doesn't make sense unless there is a 35mm f/1.4 FX lens on the way...
The BJP reviews the Sigma 50mm f/1.4
They like it.
LensAlign - a simple solution to back-focus and front-focus problems?
@ Luminous landscape
Perhaps - if you have a camera with Micro-AF Adjustment capability [i.e. Canon 1D MKIII, 1Ds MKIII, 5DII, 50D, or Nikon D3, D3x, D300, D700, or Sony A900, or Pentax K20].
Nikon 24mm f/3.5D ED PC-E Nikkor tested
@ SLRgear.com
This is a lens which is apparently hard to review, particularly if your review is mainly focused [pardon the pun] on test and resolution charts. I'll give you a one sentence review: it's an absolutely fabulous lens.
Tilt Shift wedding photography
y Neil Cowley
Tilt-shift lenses & tilting at windmills
@ Shutterbug


