Don't Wait for the X-T6: 4 Years With the Fujifilm X-T5
Four years and 70,000+ shots in, is the Fujifilm X-T5 still worth buying, and should you wait for the X-T6? Here's what held up, what didn't, and the three things that would actually get me to upgrade.
6 Osmo Pocket 4P Accessories That Solve Its Biggest Problems
Six accessories that fix the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P's biggest gaps: battery life, safe mounting, a mic slot, protecting the always-exposed lens, a wider field of view, and proper motion blur with a variable ND.
3652 Days With The Canon 70D
Ten years after buying it, the Canon 70D still holds up. Its Dual Pixel autofocus is still solid for 1080p video, good glass matters more than the body, and it's a fun, capable camera if you find one used. Here's why it mattered so much to my career and whether I'd still recommend it in 2026.
Sigma's Autofocus Secret Points to a Bigger Camera
Part two of my Sigma BF review: video autofocus, the half-press trick that makes tracking stick, color looks, and why I think this camera is a test run for a bigger Sigma hybrid.
Can the Sigma BF Replace My Fujifilm X100VI?
The X100VI has been my daily camera for two years, but I've never loved its 35mm lens. Can the Sigma BF, with no viewfinder, hot shoe or IBIS, take its place? First impressions, lenses and a few strangers' takes.
This Setup Makes No Sense, So I Had to Try It: Fujifilm X-M5 + 200mm F2
Fujifilm's smallest camera, the X-M5, on its biggest lens, the 200mm F2. It works way better than it should, and it got me thinking about entry-level cameras and the state of camera YouTube.
Camera Showdown: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 vs Canon PowerShot V1
DJI Osmo Pocket 3 vs Canon PowerShot V1, category by category: price, image, tracking, audio, battery, lens, stabilization and features, plus which camera fits which creator.
Canon PowerShot V1 vs Sony ZV-1 II: Battle of the Pocket Cameras
Canon PowerShot V1 vs Sony ZV-1 II across ten categories, from 10-bit video and color to autofocus, audio and aftermarket support. Canon's new pocket camera takes the crown.
The Fujifilm GFX100: Medium Format Luxury at a Bargain Price
The original Fujifilm GFX100 launched at $10,000 and now sells used for around $2,000. 16-bit files, GF lenses, cosplay and Christmas portrait shoots, the editing workflow, video and why I'd pick it over an X100VI.
Fujifilm X-T3 Photo Walk and Long-Term Review
Six years later, a used Fujifilm X-T3 costs around $500. Why it's still a great photo and video camera, why I switched away, its limits, and why investing in skills beats chasing new gear.
Reviewing All of My Fujifilm Gear
Discover a comprehensive review of Fujifilm cameras and lenses, including the XT3, XT5, and XH2S bodies, along with popular lenses like the 16mm F1.4 and 50mm F1.0. Learn about the strengths and weaknesses of each piece of equipment, from image quality and autofocus performance to video capabilities. Get insights on adapting third-party lenses and tips for both professional and enthusiast photographers using the Fujifilm X system.
Is the Canon 5D Classic Still Good?
The Canon 5D Classic offers a cost-effective way to achieve high-quality photos, especially for those who don't need the latest features. It's particularly suitable for deliberate, thoughtful photography in good lighting conditions. However, users should be aware of its limitations, especially in low-light situations.
The Canon G1X Mark III Is The Best Point-And-Shoot Camera Around
The Canon G1X Mark III is a weather-sealed APSC powerhouse that’s still affordable, at least until TikTok makes it go viral.
TikTok's Favorite Camera Is Trash: Skip the Canon G7X Mark III
Why you shouldn't overpay for the Canon G7X Mark III: overheating 4K, contrast-detect autofocus that hunts, and better, cheaper alternatives like the Sony ZV-1, RX100 VII and the APS-C Canon G1X Mark III.
Fujifilm X-T5 Long-Term Review
The Fujifilm X-T5 is the true successor to my all-time favorite camera, the Fujifilm X-T3. In this video we see how the classic ergonomics and dial mesh with the new 40 megapixel sensor and autofocus algorithms to make what may very well be the last photo camera I ever buy. Join me and my friend Babs in the Baltimore Harbor for this video as we put the X-T5 through its paces with the newer linear motor lenses along with the legacy 16mm F1.4 lens.
Fujifilm X-T200 Long Term Review
The Fujifilm X-T200 was the successor to Fujifilm’s cult favorite, the X-T100 and sported a screen that is still larger, brighter, and sharper than those found on any other camera to date. It was their attempt at coaxing cell phone photographers to buy their first camera by making it as user-friendly as possible. But did it hold up the test of time?
Cosplay Portraits With the Ricoh GR IIIx and GT-2 Teleconverter
A cosplay portrait walk with the Ricoh GR IIIx and GT-2 teleconverter, which turns its 40mm-equivalent lens into about 60mm. Could this pocket setup be my everyday camera?
Fujifilm X-T200 Real-World Video Review
Two weeks with the Fujifilm X-T200 for video: autofocus, image quality, vlogging with digital stabilization, the best flip screen I've used, why I'd pick it over the Canon M50, and two firmware fixes I want.