How do I write a review?

[MarshallG]

I wanted to write a review for an accessory, but I could not find a button to create a new review thread. I could only write reviews for items already reviewed.

 

[Tim Mayo]

Thanks for asking Marshall. Unfortunately at present only admins can create new review items which members can then leave multiple reviews on. I am considering opening it up so that members can create review items themselves, but I want to try and avoid duplicate reviews items being created. So I need to have a think about the best way to implement that. If you let me know which accessory you want to review then I can create the item for you this time until I've figured out a better solution.

 

[MarshallG]

Thanks for asking Marshall. Unfortunately at present only admins can create new review items which members can then leave multiple reviews on. I am considering opening it up so that members can create review items themselves, but I want to try and avoid duplicate reviews items being created. So I need to have a think about the best way to implement that. If you let me know which accessory you want to review then I can create the item for you this time until I've figured out a better solution.

I want to review the book, "Understanding the Canon EOS R5," by Nina Bailey. It is a fantastic reference no matter your skill level, from beginner to ultra-advanced. I might also review DxO PhotoLab 6, but that would be later.

 

[MrSparks999]

If i may say, all Nina's books are good and well worth a read.

 

[MarshallG]

If i may say, all Nina's books are good and well worth a read.

That, and all the camera/lens reviews here seem pretty superficial and not useful.
Great camera!
Super autofocus!
Excellent image quality!

I know people mean well, but we can’t replace DPReview with user posts.

So I thought I’d write a review that could be truly helpful.

 

[Grahamk]

I agree with Mark’s comments about Nina’s books being well worth a read. I find her R6 book extremely helpful and also have a couple of her “How to” guides.

 

[Tim Mayo]

I want to review the book, "Understanding the Canon EOS R5," by Nina Bailey. It is a fantastic reference no matter your skill level, from beginner to ultra-advanced. I might also review DxO PhotoLab 6, but that would be later.

I've added an education category to the reviews now and you'll find a new item there for the ebook:
https://rfshooters.com/reviews/understanding-the-canon-eos-r5-camera-ebook-by-nina-bailey.36/
You should hopefully be able to see the "write a review" button near to the top of the page. Let me know if you don't.

That, and all the camera/lens reviews here seem pretty superficial and not useful.
Great camera!
Super autofocus!
Excellent image quality!

I know people mean well, but we can’t replace DPReview with user posts.

So I thought I’d write a review that could be truly helpful.

The reviews here are user reviews and not in-depth editorial reviews like you'll find over on DPReview. I guess a lot of members are happy with their purchases so far Of course, overtime I'd expect to see more critical reviews being published as well.

Thank you for writing the eBook review, it does look like a helpful resource.