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Kodak Ektar H35 Half Frame Camera Review: Out-Of-The-Box Fun
Despite climbing movie prices, Kodak wishes to maintain movie shooters breaking by supplying a means to fire movie on a small spending plan. Taking a sign from a 1960’s fad in cam style, Kodak has actually launched the Ektar H35 half-frame cam.
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I do completely plan to attempt a roll of TMAX P3200 for outrageous grain yet for currently, 100 ISO is an excellent standard for the H35, considering that the shutter rate is 1/100. The half-frame style is enjoyable to modify or check in a diptych 35mm layout. Also, on the Studebaker shots, some barrel distortion is confirmed by the instructions that the upright bumper guards factor. In enhancement to the taken care of f/9.6 aperture, the shutter rate is additionally repaired to the abovementioned 1/100 2nd. The Kodak Ektar H35 is very easy, out-of-the-box enjoyable.
Megadap ETZ21 Sony E to Nikon Z Adapter Review: Nearly Seamless
The $250 Megadap ETZ21 Sony E to Nikon Z mount adapter allows Sony lenses to work on Nikon mirrorless cameras with full autofocus, aperture control, and in-body image stabilization in a design that is remarkably thin.
Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S Lens Review: A New Benchmark
When the Z mirrorless system was first announced, Nikon swore to deliver lenses with far superior image quality and optical characteristics when compared to the DSLR F-mount siblings, and it all started with the Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S lens. Despite how good the f/4 “kit” version performed compared to the F-mount version, the $2,295 24-70mm f/2.8 S lens might be one of the best 24-70mm lenses ever made.
Vivo X80 Pro Smartphone Review: Modest, Incremental Improvements
Vivo is back again with yet another flagship phone trying to push mobile photography to new levels, although it may be too soon to know for sure if the X80 Pro will ever do that.
LG DualUp Monitor Review: It’s Really, Really Big
The LG DualUp is unique. It’s a massive 31.5-inch double-height 2,560 by 2,880 display that is equivalent to two 21.5-inch displays combined into one. It’s truly huge and lives up to the “productivity powerhouse” promise.
Nikon Z7 II: An Astrophotography and Nightscape Review
In May of 2018, I upgraded to a Nikon Z6 from my old Nikon D3200. When I was trying to decide on cameras, I made a distinct decision to go with the Z6 over the Z7. Mostly based on the technical specifications with regards to low light sensitivity. Since then, I’ve always wondered though if I would truly have noticed and also would I have preferred the higher resolution.
Veikk VK2200 Pro Tablet Review: Low Resolution but High Performance
Graphics tablets come in all shapes, sizes, and prices, but until recently, there has been very little competition in the space. This left potential users with very few and often very expensive options. That’s the market the Veikk VK2200 Pro enters and is trying to change.
ShiftCam ProGrip Review: Tighter Grip, Better Shots
Smartphones continue to improve in the quality of images they can take, but one could argue the ergonomics have either stagnated or gotten worse over that time. That’s where the ShiftCam ProGrip comes in.
SmallRig RC220 Bi-Color LED Review: Accurate and Affordable
SmallRig’s 220 Watt RC220B LED light is a much-anticipated update to the RC120 series LED. While the D version is daylight balanced, the B model we tested offers a color balance of 2700K to 6500K. After making several smaller vlogger-style LED lights, it seems with this update, SmallRig is officially entering the professional continuous lighting world.