Mark G Adams

The Continuous Shooting Trick That’ll Get You The Shot

There’s a way to capture the perfect photo, a way which will allow you to never miss the moment, … And it’s simple to do on any camera! * This article isn’t about “spray and pray” techniques, but about using the tools at your disposal when you need to. If you don’t miss the shotsContinue reading “The Continuous Shooting Trick That’ll Get You The Shot”

Why Printing Your Photographs Is Important Now More Than Ever

History There was a time when the only photographs you could look at that you had taken were printed images. They may have been square Polaroids, 6×4, 7×5 or larger prints, and even passport sized images. They were stored away in photo albums and once in a while they were taken out to view. InsideContinue reading “Why Printing Your Photographs Is Important Now More Than Ever”

Creating Film (Fujifilm Film Simulations)

Introduction Onecameraonelens hosts over a dozen film simulations which were created by myself. Leica M10, Agfa, Kodachrome and Fujicolour are just a few of the examples of film simulations that have been based on classic film stock, while others are tweaked versions of Fuji’s own film simulations, giving an altogether different look. The idea ofContinue reading “Creating Film (Fujifilm Film Simulations)”

How I Set Up My Fuji Camera

We’re lucky with Fuji cameras in that we can assign almost every button to another function should we need to. Using the X-20 you have even more user definable buttons than newer models, meaning you rarely have to go into the system menus. I’ll run through exactly how I’ve set up my camera, which IContinue reading “How I Set Up My Fuji Camera”

Ogmore Vale Photography Outing

Castles, stepping stones, horses, cottages, churches and farm vehicles at work. Today was a day of wonder, a day that any photographer would relish the thought of. Ogmore Vale is on the outskirts of Bridgend, and hosts all of the things mention above. It’s on the coast, and if the weather had been a bitContinue reading “Ogmore Vale Photography Outing”