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David Roberts

About David Roberts

https://drobertsphoto.com/

Dual British-Thai national, David Roberts learned his photographic chops from his time in Japan. His style is a proud mix of the Shinjuku scene mixed with influences of Life and Magnum photographers past. He prides himself on his ability to marry the artistic, technical and philosophical aspects of photography. Milestones include creating DRobertsPhoto.com and his first zine “Simple Nothings” in 2017 rapidly followed by his second zine “From Nippon With Love” the following year. Currently working on “Soul of the Planet. Heart of the People” documenting the modernisation of a Thai way of life that goes back to 1,500 BC.

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Lens Review – Meike 85mm F1.8 Pro

Lens Review – Meike 85mm F1.8 Pro

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On Meike and their Pro lineMeike are a fairly longstanding company with manufacturing based out of China, once they focused on affordable accessories before distributing lenses such as the 50mm F0.95 (as seen in Bokeh Life Past F1.4) which is their version of the 7Artisans 50mm F0.95 that while optically impressive was known over its […]

Lens Review – TTArtisan 75mm F1.5 “Swirly Bokeh”

Lens Review – TTArtisan 75mm F1.5 “Swirly Bokeh”

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On TTArtisan, Biotars and Adapting M42TTArtisan (not to be confused with fellow Chinese lens manufacturers 7artisans) has recently started remaking almost 1 for 1 very special and unique lenses from yesteryear, the most recent being the 75mm F1.5 based on the legendary double-gaussian Biotar design from Zeiss Jena. Before this, they released a 100mm F2.8 […]

Lens Review – Artralab Nonikkor 24mm F1.7 for Fuji X

Lens Review – Artralab Nonikkor 24mm F1.7 for Fuji X

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This is my first lens review for Fuji X Passion and as such there are a few things I want to touch on before I talk about the lens itself. When it comes to lenses, there are two camps. On the one side, we have those who chase reproduction, producing ultra sharp images that chase […]

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