RP meets Canon-P, the original popular camera
Wildlife Photography: Challenges of the birds
Wee deoch-an-doris up Everest way: A distillery in the oddest location
Cambodia, a country just made for colour
Top results at the Wetzlar auction: World-record lens bid
Now the CL is pensioned off, where to go for a lighter alternative to...
Toronto over the past 40 years: An introduction
Camera Gear: Out with the old, in with the new
One man's Odyssey through a collection of pinholes and a bunch of cameras leads to an unexpected cup of T. Stephen explains...
What’s in a name: P for Pro or P for Pop?
EISA Awards 2019: No Leica gongs but kudos for L-mount Alliance
10 cameras that shaped my photographic life. And look, Ma, no Leica!
Canon EOS M: A surprising addition to the stable
I bought the Canon EOS M because it was cheap. £199 for an APS-C compact with an 28-88mm (equivalent) zoom has got to be worth considering. As I explained a couple of days ago, this camera started off as a much more expensive beast but seems to have been unloved. Perhaps there are better competitors out there at the original £700-plus price. But at £199 it takes some beating.
Six cameras easy to carry anywhere
Canon EOS M3: More physical controls, electronic viewfinder option, business as usual
There is no denying the Canon EOS was not a major success. I wrote about it last June and even bought a bargain-basement version just out of interest. I tried it with Leica lenses with some success. I liked the touch screen controls and I enjoyed using it with a a 35mm optical viewfinder matched to the rather good 22mm prime lens. But it didn't last. There were no compelling reasons to pick up this camera in preference to, say, a Fuji X-E2.
Canon at last getting serious about mirrorless
Why is it that neither Canon nor Nikon has made a serious attempts to take on the mirrorless kings, Fuji and Sony? There are now signs that Canon, at least is coming out to play....
