There is a brand new update for RapidRaw! Version 1.5.9 has now been released and it has a feature that I have been asking for at last. Here is what is new in RapidRaw 1.5.9. “New Features” Manual clone and heal inpainting – At long last, the too l have been waiting for! While AIContinue reading “RapidRaw 1.5.9- The Latest Update (July 2026)”
Monthly Archives: July 2026
Why I Chose The Tamron Z35-100 F/2.8 Over The 28-75mm F/2.8 and 24-120 F/4 Lenses
It was very meticulous and thoughtful planning that made me choose my new Z Mount Tamron 35-100mm lens. There were a number of other lenses that have been mentioned to me since buying this lens, and they were considered (among others) before I decided to purchase this extraordinary lens. “Where It Fits” To give instantContinue reading “Why I Chose The Tamron Z35-100 F/2.8 Over The 28-75mm F/2.8 and 24-120 F/4 Lenses”
pReview Of The Sony RX10 V
The newly announced Sony RX10 V transforms bridge-camera performance by integrating a dedicated AI processing unit with its expansive 24-600mm equivalent lens, making it an incredibly versatile powerhouse for wildlife, birding, and portrait photography. I have been avidly watching videos and reading hands-on write ups to give you a little pReview of this new camera.Continue reading “pReview Of The Sony RX10 V”
Emmi – A Photoshoot In The Summer Sun
We made a visit to West Wales for a shoot with the lovely Emmi. It was my first real outing with the Nikon ZF and my brand new Tamron Z35-100mm F/2.8 for work. A portrait session is always a testing time for any equipment. You have to worry about so many things constantly, from composition,Continue reading “Emmi – A Photoshoot In The Summer Sun”
A Sunny Mumbles, The Nikon ZF And The Z35-100mm
They have actually finished the extensive work they have been doing in Mumbles, Swansea. A visit was called for, and what better day! The sun was out, the sky was blue and the company was brilliant. Armed with my Nikon ZF and my new Tamron Z35-100mm lens, today was a good, real-life test of thisContinue reading “A Sunny Mumbles, The Nikon ZF And The Z35-100mm”