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Irix 11mm f/4: Thorough Test and Impressions from Alberto Bouzón

by Dana Crandell October 31, 2017, 8:14 pm 1.4k Views

[Translated from blog.foto24.com] Almost a year ago I acquired my first lens from Irix, the 15mm, and every day I am more delighted to have done so. When I found out that an Irix 11mm f/4 had come out, and considering the maximum quality of the 15mm, I did not hesitate to buy it. Now […]

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Announcing the Irix Edge 100 Filter System

by Dana Crandell October 20, 2017, 4:24 pm 1.3k Views 8 Comments

Those clever engineers at TH Swiss have been at it again! The latest addition to the Irix product line comes in response to one of the most popular requests from our customers. Today we’re announcing the expansion of the line with the introduction of the Irix Edge 100 Filter System – a universal 100mm system […]

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How to Choose and Use ND Filters for More Creative Images

by Dana Crandell October 18, 2017, 6:34 pm 876 Views

Neutral density filters are often underrated because of the simplicity of their purpose. They’re also something of a mystery to many novice photographers. With a little know-how, they’re actually very versatile tools. This article will explain what ND filters do and explore some creative ways to use them. Opening photo: “The Kelpies”, ©Melvin Lim …an […]

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Irix Edge Screw-in Filters now Available for Other Lenses!

by Dana Crandell September 11, 2017, 12:08 pm 336 Views

The Irix Edge line of ultra-slim, premium quality threaded filters has just been expanded to accommodate a wide variety of lenses. Originally produced in 95mm to fit the Irix 15mm f/2.4 lens, the selection has been expanded to include the standard 52, 55, 58, 62, 67, 72, 77 and 82mm sizes. These additions make the […]

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Join us at PHOTOPLUS EXPO 2017!

by Dana Crandell August 25, 2017, 12:14 pm 463 Views

Can you feel the excitement? We’re gearing up for a great time in New York City, meeting Irix shooters and making new friends! The Irix USA staff will be at booth 929 at PhotoPlus Expo 2017, showing our products, answering questions and getting to know the photographers helping to put our lenses and accessories “on […]

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Shooting the Solar Eclipse from a Wide-Angle Perspective

by Dana Crandell August 16, 2017, 4:11 pm 242 Views

The astronomical event of the year is almost upon us. You’d just about have to be living under a rock to be unaware of it. Every hotel, campground and parking space in a swath across the United States has been overbooked for months. People are renting out their spare rooms for unheard of rates. Total […]

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An Interview with Photographer and Adventurer Richard Bernabe

by Dana Crandell July 26, 2017, 11:45 am 1.7k Views 1 Comment

Irix USA recently had the opportunity to interview world-renowned photographer, teacher, author and adventurer Richard Bernabe in regard to his thoughts on photography, his work and workshops and our products. Richard’s expertise and creative eye provide him with a lifestyle that many readers will find enviable: traveling the world in pursuit of his passion and […]

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An Interview with Photographer and Videographer Robert John

by Dana Crandell July 5, 2017, 6:23 pm 470 Views

If you follow photography or music, the name Robert John might strike a chord (pun intended). Many of us who know the name recognize him primarily as the touring photographer for bands like Guns N Roses, Motorhead and The Cult. His work has been featured on Rolling Stone covers and in hundreds of other magazines […]

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Prime vs. Zoom Lenses: My Choice and the Reason Why

by Dana Crandell June 29, 2017, 6:05 pm 1.4k Views

I know. There are hundreds of articles out there on this subject already. Here’s the thing: most of those pieces simply spell out the pros and cons of zoom and prime lenses, then tell you that which one you choose depends on what you’re going to use them for. They never really answer the question […]

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