It’s currently June 2025 and I have been using my Nikon Z6ii for around 18 months (and around 14,000 images), and it is at this point that I feel I can give a full and honest review of the camera, how it is to handle, how the files are to edit and that important questionContinue reading “The Nikon Z6ii – A long term review.”
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Preview: The Yashica FX-D is coming, and it could be the perfect retro camera.
I’ve said it so many times. I’m not going to buy another camera! And then comes along an idea for a camera that just hits me where it hurts. The Yashica FX-D is a new camera due for release in August 2025. From early previews, the concept looks fantastic… But from Yashica’s past offerings, itContinue reading “Preview: The Yashica FX-D is coming, and it could be the perfect retro camera.”
A New Camera. First Impressions. First Test Photos
On Saturday I ordered a new camera, and on Sunday midday it turned up at my home! The excitement was overwhelming, and I spent the day setting up the camera as best as I could so that it works the way that I want it to. Here are my first impressions and a few testContinue reading “A New Camera. First Impressions. First Test Photos”
With this new tool, you may not need Photoshop (with examples!)
There is a new tool in town, and it can transform your editing, no matter what editing software you use. Even if you are using the most basic of editing packages, this new tool will allow you to do amazing things with your images, making editing a breeze! The tool in question is the brandContinue reading “With this new tool, you may not need Photoshop (with examples!)”
GIMP 3.0.2 Review: A Welcome Step Forward, But Still Room to Grow
I have been using GIMP for many years, and I have been using GIMP 3 ever since it started having release candidates. With the release of Gimp 3.0 (and now 3.0.2) I take a look at what the software offers, the pro’s, the con’s and if you should consider it. GIMP, the GNU Image ManipulationContinue reading “GIMP 3.0.2 Review: A Welcome Step Forward, But Still Room to Grow”
One Camera One Lens Photography 