Canon vs Nikon, who makes better lenses?

Canon and Nikon are both known for their excellent line of lenses or glass but who makes the better glass? In my opinion, it really depends on which focal range you are shooting at. In the 35-100mm section, I prefer Canon while in the 200+mm section, I prefer Nikon. In the super wide angle category, I think Rokinon has both of them beat. What do you think?

Nikon D610, Canon 6D vs Iphone X, Iphone X Overpriced?

The 256GB version of the Iphone X is $1150 while you can get a cheap LG phone for $50 that has a 8mpix sensor and does all the things that a regular smartphone does. With the $1100 you save you could pick up a used Canon 6D or a Nikon D610 and have $200 left over for a lens, so is the Iphone X overpriced? Small mistake in the video: I-Phones have had Phase detect AF for a while now but the AF as far as I can tell and have used, still sucks compared to real cameras.

Nikon Lens Buying Guide

From Ultra Wide Angle to Hyper Telephoto, from Nikon to Sigma and Tamron, we will go through in detail of the specs and use of Nikon Glass and discuss which lens you should buy for each purple using Nikon gear as examples.

Nikon Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera. Not compatible with all FX lenses?

Nikon seems to be working on a mirrorless camera but a recent announcement/leak has revealed that some Nikon FX lenses may not be compatible with their mirrorless mount. The main attraction for a Nikon (or Canon) Mirrorless Camera is their line of Full-Frame Lenses. Would Nikon to stupid enough to forego their biggest advantage over Sony. That doesn't make sense. They should adjust the F-Mount onto their mirrorless camera.

Nikon 200-500mm Lens and 105mm macro lens unboxing

A box arrived from amazon today contained 2 lenses that I have been eyeing for a long time. Finally I get to tear through the cardboard and unbox these two pieces of glass that I've been wanting for the longest time.

Sony RX0 - Critical thoughts

We take a look at the Sony RX0 action/sports video camera and its lack of a key feature which combined with its $300 higher sticker price than the GoPro Hero 5 may seal its fate in this competitive market.

Why the Canon 6d Mark II is not an "entry level" Camera.

Because its its lackluster specs and performance recently, Canon has been trying to dub its 6d Mark II as an "entry-level" camera, probably to try and get you to compare it to other entry level cameras on the market. But you should not fall for that. It costs $2000 and needs to compared to other $2000 cameras on the market. I take this video to explain why you cannot consider the 6d Mark II an "entry level" camera.

Photo Examples where you need good Dynamic Range

Although I've done a video regarding why you need Dynamic range in photos, I have never given image examples of where you would need Dynamic range. This time, I pull from my own photo library with many examples of photos where you need good dynamic range to make a pretty picture.

Nikon D750 and 24-120mm Lens price disparity

The Nikon D750 with the 24-1200 Nikkor Lens costs $2296 as one package. The Camera itself cost $1796 and the lens itself costs $1096. That's a $600 difference right there or 23% difference. That's room to make at least some profit right?

How will Canon Respond to the D850

Now that the Nikon D850 has come out and has featured that make is superior to the Canon 5D Mark IV while the D750 handily beats the 6d Mark II in everything except that flippy touch screen, how does Canon respond to the situation since they just recently released their new generation of full-frame cameras and aren't due to release the next generation for quite a few years.