We are seeing an influx of AI built photography apps at the moment, and if they are all as good as RapidRaw, then we are in for a treat in the future. Taking things one step further, ArtCraft is an open-source, subscription-free alternative to the Adobe Creative Cloud suite, built natively in Rust. A wholeContinue reading “The Complete Adobe Suite For Free – ArtCraft Review”
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Shutter Therapy: A Walk Around The Block
I just needed to get out, and as always, it called for shutter therapy! This means, grab my camera, grab a lens, take some photos and just offload them. Here is a little walk around my home area, all within a couple of minutes walk. Process And Gear I used my Nikon ZF with myContinue reading “Shutter Therapy: A Walk Around The Block”
RapidRaw 1.6.5 Released – A Substantial Upgrade
We have a substantial update to RapidRaw, now on version 1.6.5. Here is a summary and a video walkthrough. New Features Core Improvements Please visit the official site to download the update ONECAMERAONELENS.COM – YOUR ONE STOP WEBSITE FOR UNBIASED AND ACCURATE PHOTOGRAPHY RELATED MATERIALMy name is Mark G Adams and I run Photography ByContinue reading “RapidRaw 1.6.5 Released – A Substantial Upgrade”
Redundancy – The Importance And Ways Of Backing Up Your Images Safely
When we talk about redundancy with our cameras and images, the term can be very misleading as many people equate redundancy as to having two card slots in your camera. While that may be a huge part of it, redundancy and backing up your images is so much more than that. The Idea Of RedundancyContinue reading “Redundancy – The Importance And Ways Of Backing Up Your Images Safely”
A Year Without Personal Photography Projects
2026 has been a strange year so far, usually every year I have at least one photography project running, and more often than not more than one project. This year I’ve been without personal photography projects and that is unusual. Why Photography Projects? The idea of photography projects is a simple one. To give youContinue reading “A Year Without Personal Photography Projects”