The Sports Photo Guy

Sigma’s 8-16/f4.5-5.6 DC HSM ultrawide zoom lens is another first for the Japanese lens maker, and a useful tool for any sports photographer’s arsenal.

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Five new cards were put through their paces, yielding two worthy contenders, two also-rans, and a Crap List awardee.  Read the scoop below.

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A double-data disaster from Taiwanese twins A-Data and RiData yields merely an also-ran and a Crap List awardee.  Read about the mediocrity below.

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Check out the new “All About Lenses” article in the lefthand column.  It contains a table of my subjective evaluations of a number of popular lenses for the Nikon system.

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Nikon has launched its second entry in the ultra-wide, digital-only (DX) zoom race with the AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 10-24mm/f3.5-4.5G ED.  Is it worth the $900 price tag?

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Pretec’s recently announced 433x cards are now shipping, while Hoodman has upgraded their RAW 280X cards to 300X.  See how they both fared in my real-world tests in the D300.

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Sigma beats Nikon to the punch and ships their ultrasonic focus equipped 50/f1.4 about the same time Nikon is announcing theirs.  Is there a quick verdict?

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