If you’re looking for ways to cut costs, why not try using vintage lenses on mirrorless cameras? David Clapp discusses the charm of using old manual lenses and the key things to consider

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Sean McCormack highlights his subject with Lightroom’s Lens Blur

There’s a vast array of astronomy image-processing software on the market, often with high initial or monthly costs coupled with a steep learning curve. StarTools offers a full suite of easy-to-use fu

Angela Nicholson tests Kase’s first autofocus lens, a competitively priced short telephoto prime with a neat trick up its sleeve for filter users