Pangolin Photo Host, Janine Krayer, gives her first impressions on the RF Canon 200-800mm lens while in South Africa. This blog notes key differences between the Canon 800mm f11 and the 800mm f5.6 fixed prime lens and Janine’s overall thoughts during her brief time with the lens.
Pangolin Photo Host, Janine Krayer, gives her first impressions on the RF Canon 100-500mm lens while travelling on safari with client Rimma Aronov. This blog notes key differences between the Canon 100-400 MII, the 600mm f4 fixed prime lens and Janine’s overall thoughts.
Canon recently launched its new mirrorless camera the Canon EOS R6 Mark II. This little powerhouse is a great camera for wildlife photography, find out why Pangolin Photo Host Charl Stols says this as he runs through the upgrades and new features.
Pangolin Photo Host, Sabine Stols, tested the Canon R3 for wildlife photography out on The Chobe river in Botswana and shares her first impressions. This blog shares examples of image quality and low-light performance.
A few months ago, Charl Stols did the first field test of the Canons EOS R10 model in Africa in Botswana’s Chobe National Park. This camera may seem a little small but it packs quite the punch and is an excellent mirrorless camera to get started in wildlife photography.
This blog discusses an essential piece of every photographer's kit…your lens hood! We’ll chat about why you need it, the two main types and everything in between.
The Canon EOS R7 for wildlife photography Sabines' first impressions of this great new mirrorless aps c camera from The Chobe. Sabine with the Canon EOS R7 Body After a much-anticipated wait, Canon South Africa brought Pangolin Photo Safaris their new mirrorless duo, the Canon new EOS R7 and EOS R10, to test from a wildlife photography perspective. Here's a look at what Pangolin Photo Host, Sabine Stols, had to say about the new powerhouse from Canon. Sabine only had a few days to test out this pre-production model in the [...]
Sabine reviews the 600 and 800mm Canon RF Lenses For Wildlife Photography Review of the 600 and 800mm Canon RF Lenses For Wildlife Photography Embarking on a wildlife photography adventure is a thrilling experience, and having the right gear can truly elevate your photography game. Recently, Pangolin Photo Host Sabine had the opportunity to put Canon's RF600mm and RF800mm f/11 super telephoto lenses to the test during a safari expedition in the mesmerising Chobe National Park, Botswana. In this detailed blog post, Sabine will delve into the design, features, image quality, autofocus performance, and overall impressions of [...]
Gear Review: Nikon Z6 for wildlife photography In this video Pangolin Photo Host, Danielle Carstens highlights the six key features that she enjoys on the full-frame Nikon Z6 for wildlife and nature photography. Danielle filmed this while on safari at Jaci’s Tree Lodge in Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa. The camera was leant to Danielle by Nikon South Africa to try out but this is not a paid-for review in any way. Danielle is a Nikon photographer herself and currently shoots with a Nikon d850 as her primary camera body. Enjoy watching the review and [...]
Sigma 60-600 mm Lens Review Janine has been using the highly versatile Sigma 60-600 Sport lens for wildlife photography since 2018. Armed with a 10X optical zoom, Janine has captured some incredible images along the way. You can view Janine’s images from the review in our website gallery here. View & Download the Gallery here In this comprehensive gear review, Janine covers the following key aspects of the Sigma 60-600 Sport lens: Specs and build quality of the camera Handling ability Weather capability Zoom quality Focus settings Image stability/Optical stabilization [...]
