Just when we all think there really isn’t much you can improve upon the good old DSLR, Nikon surprised us all with the announcement of the D850. Since it was announced, the D850 is definitely one of the most Read More …
It’s the Auckland Photo Day 2017 today! Can’t believe it’s already a year since the last Auckland Photo Day. The Nikon New Zealand team has organised another photo walk event in the Auckland CBD this morning. I just happened to Read More …
Cameras, just like cars, watches, and a lot of consumer products, can be roughly divided into two types. The first type is a product that works great, and sells great. Toyota Corolla would be an example. A very solid product, highly reliable, everything works Read More …
Technically this is not a camera review, or even a camera accessory review. The product I’m reviewing this time is the Nanoblock X Nikon F kit, a plastic block model of the iconic Nikon F SLR camera. If you have never heard Read More …
35mm is my favourite focal length. I shoot most of my daily photos using a 35mm lens, I also use it to shoot quite a bit of weddings and other documentary type photos. In this review I’m comparing a few Nikon Read More …
It was the Nikon Auckland Photo day yesterday. The team from Nikon NZ has organised a photo walk event at the Wynyard Quarter here at the Auckland waterfront. They also brought along some of the latest gear like the D5, the D500 and Read More …
2016 Rio Olympics is not too far away and it means it’s time for the next generation Nikon flagship professional camera, introducing the Nikon D5 As Nikon’s 5th generation professional DSLR, the D5 comes with many new features and improvements. The latest Read More …
If you are a Nikon shooter, you probably aware of one particular DSLR camera that a lot of people have been waiting for it, but Nikon just never release it. I’m talking about the successor to the semi-professional Nikon D300s. The D300 Read More …
Shooting birds or just any wildlife animals is lots of fun, I’m talking about shooting with your camera and your camera only of course. But you’ll need a good telephoto lens. For Nikon users, there are many good telephoto lenses you can Read More …
I have been using a Nikon Df as my second camera for weddings for a while. Even when not shooting weddings and stuff, I carry it around quite a lot as I love how light and small it is. But Read More …