Fast transfer speeds and secure storage in a versatile and robust USB 3.0 device that slips easily into a pocket.
Photo Review Reviews section
Lenses for sports and wildlife photography
Whether it’s photographing your kids on the sports oval, taking pictures of animals in a zoo or wildlife park or venturing off on a birding expedition, in each case, there’s likely to be a considerable distance between the subject and the camera. To fill that gap, you need a longish telephoto lens.
Datacolor Spyder5 Elite
An update to Datacolor’s popular Spyder4 colorimeter with a redesigned 7-detector optical engine that delivers improvements to tonal response.
Canon EOS M3
An update to Canon’s original CSC with higher resolution, improved autofocusing and a tilting LCD tough-enabled monitor that can be used for ‘selfies’.
Nikon D7200
A very modest update to the D7100 with improved low light focusing, a larger buffer memory and built in Wi-Fi with NFC.
Epson SureColor SC-P600
Epson’s latest A3+ enthusiast-to-professional printer adds touch-screen controls plus improved power efficiency to the company’s pigment photo printer line-up.
Panasonic Lumix 42.5mm f/1.7 ASPH lens H-HS043E
A competitively-priced portrait lens that is small and light enough to be handy for travellers.
Sigma dp3 Quattro
The latest version of Sigma’s Quattro compact camera features a fast medium telephoto lens with ‘macro’ capabilities.
Voigtlander Super Wide-Heliar Aspherical II 15mm f/4.5 Lens
The latest version of a popular, all-manual, super-wide-angle lens provides improved colour reproduction and sharpness.
Sony Vario Tessar T* FE 16-35mm f/4 ZA OSS SEL1635Z
The only ‘native’ ultra-wide-angle zoom lens so far for Sony’s α7 cameras.
