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Jim Fisher

@jimfshr
Covers cameras, lenses, and drones for @pcmag. Enjoys birdwatching, gaming, and content consumption. A fan of both Toms (T. Hall and Selleck).
Avondale, PA
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  • @jimfshr
    Jim Fisher
    @jimfshr
    Oct 24, 2024
    The Leica M3 just turned 70, to mark the occasion Leica released a 250 unit limited run M Edition 70 (based on M-A film cam) plated in platinum. More on that, the history of the M line, and some personal reflections here:
    Leica Marks 70 Years of M Cameras With a $23K Limited-Edition Collector's Item
    From pcmag.com
  • @jimfshr
    Jim Fisher
    @jimfshr
    Oct 15, 2024
    Just published: my review of the Canon EOS R5 Mark II which proved to be a substantial step up from the original in terms of focus, e-shutter usability, and video.
    Canon EOS R5 Mark II Review
    From pcmag.com
  • @jimfshr
    Jim Fisher
    @jimfshr
    Sep 27, 2024
    The Viltrox AF 28mm F4.5 FE is the tiniest autofocusing lens around and costs only $99. I don’t love the focus speed, and missed having manual focus as an option, but dug the vintage rendering and soft flare, which adds some character.
    Viltrox AF 28mm F4.5 FE Review
    From pcmag.com
  • @jimfshr
    Jim Fisher
    @jimfshr
    Sep 26, 2024
    Intrigued by the full-frame Leica Q.3 43 compact? Check out my full review at @PCMag for all of the details on the latest from Leica:
    Leica Q3 43 Review
    From pcmag.com
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    Jim Fisher
    @jimfshr
    Sep 4, 2024
    My review of the fresh GoPro Hero13 Black, which gets a bit more creative flex thanks to a set of add-on lenses (sold separately):
    pcmag.com
    GoPro Hero13 Black Review
    The GoPro Hero13 Black brings some thoughtful—albeit modest—upgrades to its predecessor's video engine along with a set of new creative accessory lenses.