Dual Attraction
Shridhar Kunte tests the Sony DT 30mm f/2.8 Macro SAM to see if this lens offers anything apart from its attractive low price.
Well Above the Mark
Neha Mutreja tests the new Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 ZE to check if this is the best wide angle lens in the market.
The Crown Has Fallen
Its predecessor is arguably the best compact camera around, but the new Canon PowerShot S100 just does not match up. Raj Lalwani tells you why.
Narcissists, Rejoice!
Ambarin Afsar takes the Samsung MV800 out for a spin and tries to figureout whether there is more to the point-and-shoot than its flip-out LCD.
Tough… But Is That Really Enough?
Olympus’ latest TOUGH TG-810 camera wins full points in terms of ruggedness, but is it a good camera in the first place? Shridhar Kunte finds out.
Sweeping Away the Competition
With so many superzooms in the market today, how different is the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V? Supriya Joshi puts it to the test.
The Widest of Them All
The Sigma 12–24mm f/4.5-5.6 EX DG ASP HSM II is the widest ever lens for full frame cameras. Raj Lalwani checks if this third-party lens beats the proprietary manufacturers at their own game.
The Expensive Crown
Tokina has always produced excellent wide angle lenses, but does the Tokina SD17–35mm f/4 (IF) AT-X PRO live up to the legacy? Raj Lalwani finds out.
Manage, View, Develop, Edit, Online!
With new photo editing and photo database management functions, Aditya Nair tests the ACDSee Pro 5 to see if it measures up to the competition.
The Manual Workhorse
Zeiss’ optical quality is usually the tale of legend. Shridhar Kunte checks ifthe Carl Zeiss Planar T* 85mm f/1.4 is a better buy than proprietary options.
Reaching Far Ahead
A zoom range of 35x is not new, but the Canon PowerShot SX40 HS has some other interesting upgrades. Supriya Joshi puts it to the test.
Small But Convincing
Ambarin Afsar spends a couple of weeks with the smallest PEN on the block, the Olympus PEN E-PM1 and comes away surprised by its capabilities.
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