Announcement: Panasonic 14-140 mm zoomlens review

The Panasonic 14-140 mm was issued halfway 2009, as one of the first lenses for micro-43 camera's. The Panasonic 14-140 mm couples a 10 x zoomrange with an almost silent autofocus, which make this lens a good choice for video. But it's an equally good choice for a photographer who wishes to change lenses as least as possible. It has image stabilization and shows a good optical performance over a large part of the zoomrange.

Review Ilford Gold Fibre Silk

For the second time we reviewed Ilford Gold Fibre Silk. Instead of using a Epson 4900 printer we used a Canon PIXMA PRO-1 A3 printer.

It is a very nice photo paper and if you smell well you will obeserve the characteristic baryta smell! .

Nikon D5100 review

The Nikon D5100 is the successor of the Nikon D5000 and is targeted at both novice and advanced amateur photographers. Its sensor is identical with the sensor in the  Nikon D7000, a high-end APS-C camera. The Nikon D5100 is 'just' a good camera with a limited number of highlights, but also a very small list of disadvantages.

Nikkor 10-30 test

At the end of september 2011 Nikon introduced a "new" product group: mirrorless interchangable camera's. Nikon calls these camera's: "Advanced Camera with Interchangeable Lens" (A-CIL). Recently we tested the Nikon V1. Now it's time for the Nikon 10-30 zoomlens.

Review Ilford Smooth Lustre Duo

We just finished our Ilford Smooth Lustre Duo double side photopaper. But, when do you use this kind of paper?

Review Panasonic GH2

Before the introduction of the Panasonic GH3 and our Panasonic G3 review, which we will publish shortly, we tested the Panasonic GH2. We concentrated on the photographic qualities of th Panasonic GH2, although we are very well aware that this camera is even more liked by video amateurs. For both photographer and video amateur alike, there is much to like about the Panasonic GH2.

Panasonic 7-14 mm review

The Panasonic 7-14 mm lens is a fantastic lens with a rather high price tag. It is one of the most expensive micro-43 lenses. But those who can afford this lens, will not regret bying it.

Review Ilford Gold Fibre Silk

Our Ilford Gold Fibre Silk review is on-line. We used the Epson 4900 printer to test Ilford Gold Fibre Silk for our review. The colour accuracy is very good. The combination of a soft glow and warm paper tint, give this digital baryta photo paper a very  'classý' look if you use it for B&W prints.

Nikon V1 review

Finally Nikon introduced two mirrorless camera's with interchangeable lenses: Nikon V1 and Nikon J1. The first camera's of the 1 series are destined for photographers who wish to abandon their compact camera for a camera with interchangable lenses, but find a SLR too large or complex. CameraStuffReview tested the most expensive of the two Nikon mirrorless camera's, the Nikon V1.