Matthew Richards

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Nikon's new compact camera brings the zoom range (almost) of a bridge camera in a body you can fit in your pocket.

Mini review The Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 proves you don't have to go for a maker's own lenses to get top-quality performance.

Mini review Sony needs to keep rolling out new lenses to boost the appeal of its full-frame compact system cameras, but does this 70-200mm f/4 do enough?

Mini review The 180mm focal length and f/2.8 maximum aperture are ideal for low-light sports/action photography as well as tight close-ups.

Mini review Third-party lenses aren't always the poor relations – they can give more features and more performance for your money.

Mini review Prime lenses aren't as flexible as zooms, but offer faster maximum apertures and should bring better image quality.

Mini review It only gives away 1 stop in maximum aperture to Nikon's legendary 70-200mm pro lens, but it's both lighter and cheaper.

Mini review Cheaper zooms have a variable maximum aperture, but the Canon 70-200mm f/4 puts quality ahead of cost-saving.

Mini review If you're looking for a fast wideangle prime lens for your Nikon, this could be perfect.

Mini review Prime lenses don't zoom, but they do deliver better quality in a smaller package.

Mini review As long as you don't mind manual focus and exposure control, the Samyang 24mm f/1.4 delivers both performance and value.

Mini review You don't get many f/1.4 lenses, Canon's fast wideangle prime should be great in low light.

Mini review Offering a 22.5mm effective focal length on a Pentax D-SLR body, the 15mm f/4 gives a wide angle of view.

Mini review Pancake lenses perfectly complement the small body of a compact system camera, and the Panasonic 14mm f/2.5 is just 21mm thick.

Mini review Small but nicely engineered, the Olympus 12mm f/2 demonstrates the size savings of the MFT format.

Olympus pitches this constant-aperture telephoto zoom at pros and enthusiasts.

Mini review You buy prime lenses to get the best possible quality, and the Nikon 24mm f/1.4 doesn't disappoint.

Olympus's standard zoom lens for pros is a class act.