Today I did not intend to go out to take many photos, and I did not take many photos. However, my friend and myself decided to do a little reccy-trip to check out our location for next weeks group meet. I decided to use the opportunity to try out a few things before next weeksContinue reading “A Quick Visit To The Pier”
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Happy New 2026 – My 2025 Site In Stats And Pics
‘Hello and welcome to my year end roundup of all things photography here at One Camera One Lens. As you may know, on this site I like to share my personal photography, some work photography, hints, tips, reviews and so much more! This year has been exceptional, and I have really found my mojo againContinue reading “Happy New 2026 – My 2025 Site In Stats And Pics”
Unlock the Power of Your Sensor: Why In-Camera Crop Modes are Perfect for Everyday Photography
Many full-frame (FF) camera owners ignore the built-in crop modes, such as the APS-C (or DX) crop, viewing them only as a feature for adapting older lenses. However, for most users whose photos end up on social media or in family albums, 6these modes offer powerful, practical benefits that can significantly improve your shooting experienceContinue reading “Unlock the Power of Your Sensor: Why In-Camera Crop Modes are Perfect for Everyday Photography”
Chasing The Tide At Mumbles
Having visited Swansea, and the beautiful area of Mumbles last week at low tide, only a few days later we knew the tide would be high so we just had to go back! This time I knew I wanted to get the compositions in a slightly different way, so I packed my bag and headedContinue reading “Chasing The Tide At Mumbles”
What Happens When You Have a Black And White Image And You Really Want It In Colour?
Many people say “never just shoot in black and white jpegs, you can never go back!” and of course, that always used to be true. However, generally, those of us who do shoot with intent, specifically for a black and white images are not really afraid of shooting in black and white because that isContinue reading “What Happens When You Have a Black And White Image And You Really Want It In Colour?”
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