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Benro A572LLKH Lightning Lock Aluminum Video Tripod Kit review: built for speed and stability

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Benro A572LLKH Lightning Lock Aluminum Video Tripod Kit. The Benro A572LLKH Lightning Lock Aluminum Video Tripod Kit that I’m reviewing this time around is from a new series of video tripods, their main claim to fame being the ‘lightning lock’ leg system. As its name suggests, the design aims to be super-fast for setting up the tripod and packing it away again after a take.
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Viltrox AF 75mm f/1.8 Evo review: a further evolution of the species, this time for the APS-C subdivision

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Here’s how the 75mm lens measures up on a Nikon fc camera body, but it’s also available in Sony E and Fujifilm X mount options for other breeds of APS-C format mirrorless camera. (Image credit: Matthew Richards) The new kids on the block are the Viltrox AF 75mm f/1.8 Evo that I’m reviewing here, and the slightly longer Viltrox AF 90mm f/2.2 Evo. Both are eminently suitable for APS-C format portraiture and are again available in Nikon Z and Sony E mount options.
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Viltrox AF 90mm f/2.2 Evo review: this portrait-friendly prime gets the next-gen treatment

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There are now two APC-C format Evo lenses, comprising the 90mm that I’m reviewing here and a 75mm f/1.8 lens. They follow suit with pretty much the exact same size and weight as the full-frame trio, the same handling characteristics and the same filter thread. The APS-C format 90mm Evo looks right at home on my Nikon fc camera body, and it’s also available in Sony E and Fujifilm X mount options. (Image credit: Matthew Richards) Okay, I’ll revise my last statement.
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