We all love our photography, and we constantly upgrade and strive to the best at what we do. For many of us, both professionally and as amateurs, image quality is paramount, and we expect the best with the money we pay for our equipment. However, although you and I may want the best, the realityContinue reading “Why your camera could be any camera to anyone who sees your images”
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A Few New Photography Related Purchases
It has been a busy couple of weeks, and I have accumulated a few new photography related items. In this post I will cover these purchases, and have a quick chat about their proposed usage in my photography workflow. Soligor 35mm F/2.8 vintage lensMy first purchase I want to talk about is my Soligor 35mmContinue reading “A Few New Photography Related Purchases”
My lens lineup is complete with 2 new lenses!
When I upgraded from Fujifilm to the Nikon Z6ii I had a very clear vision of what I wanted and why I wanted the lenses I chose. To quickly start off the system I chose Nikon F glass for a couple of my lenses, but within a few months I have sold those, and acquiredContinue reading “My lens lineup is complete with 2 new lenses!”
The Best Way For Accurate Film Simulations With ANY Camera
Film simulations are a fun way of using your camera and there are huge communities who are addicted to using film simulations. However, most people think that it’s only Fujifilm cameras that have this ability, however in reality, every camera is capable of achieving the perfect film simulation. It’s understandable that for some, the ideaContinue reading “The Best Way For Accurate Film Simulations With ANY Camera”
We can never really emulate the old “film” look, and here is why.
I have been wondering for a long time, “what makes old film photographs so great?”. I’ve studied books filled with Kodachrome images, books of old images in general, studied old family photos and more. I’ve also, as many of you know, tried to replicate this, by using film up until a few years ago, byContinue reading “We can never really emulate the old “film” look, and here is why.”
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