Connor Redmond

MPB contributor since 2022

Connor Redmond is MPB's in-house photographer, regularly handling, testing and reviewing digital and analogue cameras. With a background in film production, he also creates the photography featured across MPB's editorial content.

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Connor studied Film and Television Production at the University of Hertfordshire, including a year abroad at Capilano University in Vancouver. He's since reviewed dozens of cameras and lenses across film, mirrorless and medium format systems, from the Yashica T4 to the Fujifilm GFX 50R.

An image of a blue room with blue chairs and blue curtains. Taken by Connor Redmond on the Fujifilm X100F.

"ThesecretsauceoftheX100Fisthewaythelensandsensorworktogether.There'satouchofphotographicdarkartsintherethatcreateswonderfullysharp,punchyimages."

Connor's photography is rooted in documentary, street and still life, with a growing obsession for medium format film. He's a regular user of cameras like the Mamiya 645 Pro TL, Fujifilm X100F, Yashica T4 and Konica Hexar AF, and enjoys switching between analog and digital depending on the project. At MPB, he spends much of his time shooting products in the studio using the Canon EOS R5 Mark II and Canon RF L-series lenses, giving him hands-on experience with a wide range of camera systems.