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Adding the first time the workhorse... Canon´s RF 70-200mm L IS USM
The new Samyang lenses for Canon´s R-mount: the MF 14mm f2.8
Samyang´s new lenses for RF Mount... the MF 85mm f1.4
Food, Work and Travel... China November 2018 with the RF 35mm f1.8
Road trip with Canon´s EF-M 32 f1.4 on the EOS M5
Canon EOS-R or How Canon Nailed the Entrance into the Mirrorless FullFrame Market
Photokina 2018: Fun while shooting with some awesome lenses....
EOS M5 One Year and > 6000 Photos: Experience Review of an Awesome Piece of Gear
Canon´s new 85mm f1.4 L IS: First Impressions and Sample Images
The Magic of 35mm Lenses Reviewing the Canon f2.0 IS & L f1.4 II & the Zeiss Milvus f1.4
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Canon EOS-R or How Canon Nailed the Entrance into the Mirrorless FullFrame Market
October 28, 2018
Some Background of the Mirrorless R Camera Being an experienced shooter with mirrorless cameras (I do use various Panasonic µ43 cameras since 2009) the expectations on th...
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Photokina 2018: Fun while shooting with some awesome lenses....
October 01, 2018
Photokina is the big name in the photographic industry. It is the place where people meet and the company's present their newest stuff. The announcements are timed accord...
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EOS M5 One Year and > 6000 Photos: Experience Review of an Awesome Piece of Gear
February 24, 2018
Introduction End of December 2016 I bought my EOS M5. I added some native lenses to this Camera - there are not so many but those are pretty good ones. And since that I l...
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Canon´s new 85mm f1.4 L IS: First Impressions and Sample Images
November 17, 2017
Introduction 85mm lenses are well known as "the" perfect portrait lenses. And I do love them. Today I bought #4. The brand-new 85mm f1.4 L- Lens from Canon.
I do have it...
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The Magic of 35mm Lenses Reviewing the Canon f2.0 IS & L f1.4 II & the Zeiss Milvus f1.4
August 06, 2017
Motivation 35 mm lenses are considered as classical full frame lenses. Many people say that 35, 50 & 85mm are "the" lenses of a photographer. And in times where people ha...
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