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MirrorLessons has expanded: introducing “Mirrorless Comparison”

20/08/2016 By Mathieu 6 Comments

Over the past three years, we have learned so much: not just about photography and the cameras we use on a daily basis but also about blogging, running a professional website, and most importantly, what kind of content our readers enjoy the most.

Special Edition Rock ‘n Roll Strap Review

18/08/2016 By Mathieu Leave a Comment

There are so many good camera straps out there that it often becomes difficult to choose the right one for your needs. Leather straps are definitely among the most popular: they add a touch of elegance especially if your camera has a retro look.

Macphun Aurora HDR Pro review – Is it the best HDR software you can find?

11/08/2016 By Mathieu 4 Comments

When I began editing photos and videos on my computer nearly 10 years ago, the first software I ever used was Adobe. Since then, I’ve become so accustomed to Adobe products that I rarely feel the need to look at other software alternatives. It’s not necessarily because I consider Adobe to be the best but rather because they have been part of my workflow for so many years.

Samyang / Rokinon 50mm f/1.2 CS review (Fuji X, Sony E, Canon M, Micro Four Thirds)

09/08/2016 By Mathieu 3 Comments

Much like the 21mm 1.4 that we reviewed recently, the 50mm 1.2 is part of the CS line-up of manual focus lenses designed for mirrorless cameras by the Korean brand Samyang. In our comparison with the Fujinon 56mm 1.2, the lens left the battlefield with a few broken bones. However, since I spent a long time with the lens, I decided to share a more complete article with more images. Let’s see if this 50mm can still be a interesting choice for Fuji X and mirrorless users in general despite its flaws.

4V Design Wrist Strap Review – The Ergo and Watch

05/08/2016 By Mathieu 3 Comments

A few months ago we shared our review of the 4V Design Lusso, a hand-made leather strap produced in Italy that suits mirrorless cameras very well. This time we’re taking a look at the company’s wrist strap line-up that is composed of two products, Ergo and Watch, kindly sent to us by the US and UK distributor MacGroup.