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Canon EF-S 15-85mm lens review Posted by: cameralabs
Video duration: 480 seconds Full review at http://www.cameralab s.com/reviews/Canon_ EF-S_15-85mm_IS_USM/ - an 8 minute demonstration around Canon's general-purpose EF-S 15-85mm zoom lens by Gordon Laing, Editor of Camera Labs. For my full review which includes full optical results against a number of other lenses, please visit cameralabs . com or click the link at the start of this text! Related: canon, ef-s, 15-85mm, lens, review, cameralabs Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Chase Jarvis interview part 1 Posted by: cameralabs
Video duration: 950 seconds See part 2 at http://www.cameralab s.com/interviews/Cha se_Jarvis_interview_ Queenstown_New_Zeala nd/ - Part 1 of an interview with sports and lifestyle photograher, Chase Jarvis, by Gordon Laing of Camera Labs. In Part 2 of this interview Chase talks about the cameras he uses and his love of social networking - click the link at the start of this text to see it at Camera Labs! Related: chase, jarvis, interview, professional, photography, nikon, dslr, iphone, queenstown, cameralabs Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Olympus E-P1 PEN HD video compilation Posted by: cameralabs
Video duration: 209 seconds Full review at http://www.cameralab s.com/reviews/Olympu s_E-P1/ A 3.5 minute compilation of HD video clips filmed with the Olympus E-P1. For my full review with comparisons, sample images and video, results and current pricing, please click the link at the start of this text or visit cameralabs . com. If you have any questions regarding this review, feel free to post on the Cameralabs forum! Related: olympus, e-p1, pen, hd, video, compilation, cameralabs Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
Latest comments made on this video:
By: teddoy1. on 06 Mar 10, 04:43:58
amazing camera but design still ugly compared nikon
By: humaner. on 04 Mar 10, 17:50:35
New name for Gordon: Camera Monk.
By: awSmithnl. on 02 Mar 10, 18:42:44
Thanks Gordon, very helpful. I think i'll buy it for my 450D.. only that price and weight......
By: hicontact. on 27 Feb 10, 04:58:04
Thanks so much for the review, it was very helpful!
By: keldererik. on 26 Feb 10, 22:22:55
Why is this lens so expensive, after all it's not an L lens but it's an EF-s. I'm also wondering why wide angle lenses are so expensive as compared to tele zooms.. wouldn't wide angle lenses hold less elements and therefore be cheaper?
By: cameralabs. on 24 Feb 10, 19:41:04
Sorry, I don't know about AUD pricing...
By: H3rBz92. on 24 Feb 10, 12:24:55
Gordon, how much would this lens cost approximately in AUS$?
By: ashesh0326. on 22 Feb 10, 12:49:43
Simple, straightforward, and to the point. Great review.
By: cameralabs. on 20 Feb 10, 19:40:03
Yeah, buy it anywhere outside North America and it'll say 550D
By: TheRealChina. on 20 Feb 10, 16:43:54
Thanks Gordon, i accidentally found my answer here. got a q's: Anyway to get the new T2i w/ 550 logo on it? instead of the RED Rebel logo on it? I would prefer the more subtle 550 logo !
By: cameralabs. on 20 Feb 10, 01:38:28
That's true, but how would you label normal EF lenses which work on all bodies? How about the EF 24-105mm for instance... would you label it 24-105mm for the full-frame owners, or 38-168mm for the cropped-frame owners? I know the mutliplication aspect is annoying, but it's a compromise which keeps them all consistent. If you own a cropped frame body, all you have to know is to multiply everything by 1.6x whether it's an EF-S lens or not.
By: cameralabs. on 20 Feb 10, 01:36:00
I use a camcorder - the details are on my channel page...
By: thatgirlkelly1. on 19 Feb 10, 23:33:48
What camera do you use to record your videos? A DSLR or an actual video camera? If you're using a DSLR, which one? Thank you. -Kelly
By: nakedrunner7. on 19 Feb 10, 17:53:39
Gordon, for the EF-S lenses, why do we have to multiply the focal by 1.6? All EF-S lenses only fit on crop frame body. They should have just say 24-136mm instead of 15-85mm. Saves everyone the trouble of multiplying in their head.
By: dark13art. on 19 Feb 10, 14:15:40
Like always perfect review!!THX Gordon!
By: blaaaaaaah2. on 19 Feb 10, 00:52:23
@Chowdder IS doesn't necessarily add a lot of weight. The 70-200 f/4L IS adds a mere 55 grams over the non-IS lens, including both weathersealing and image stabilization.
By: shonen84. on 18 Feb 10, 18:55:00
Cheers Gordon, thanks for the review. Great overview, as always!
By: xXxmidgexXx. on 18 Feb 10, 08:54:26
I like that lens xD
By: latin2c. on 18 Feb 10, 08:49:34
I have a 7d and have been using the 17-85mm canon lens, Seems like i'll be selling that lens and upgrading to this one ( 15-85mm ) Thanks for the review....
By: spaznrq. on 18 Feb 10, 05:19:04
I have a new copy of the 15-85 lens, and it does indeed have zoom creep pointed upwards starting at 50mm, but it doesn't fall as much as shown in the video. It falls to right around 28mm, even with a UV filter and hood. No creep pointed downward.
By: skeddyo. on 17 Feb 10, 21:44:35
@cameralabs true that doesn't sound very fare
By: galileo021728. on 17 Feb 10, 19:24:09
Great review!
By: wevenhuis. on 17 Feb 10, 16:11:55
Good Video Review. Thank you! Keep up the good work.
By: N6600. on 17 Feb 10, 09:23:54
yep... i've also realized that with the 50d with grip, and the flashgun combined with the 24-70, we could work out our elbows by shooting all day long... imagine that with added IS...
By: Chowdder. on 17 Feb 10, 08:35:43
Agree, that's is my major grip with my 24-70, indoor shots are little cumbersome since I had to tweak exposure and iso to get a good shot if the room has only one light source. IS would be a great addition, but I'm concerned about how heavy it would make the lens. Right now it's a little bit heavy for an all day walk around lens, and I would imagine with IS elements, it would make the lens that much heavier.