I’ve been lucky enough to test out the 7Artisans 10mm F/2.5 Fisheye lens for Z-Mount for the last few weeks before it’s official release. Those of you who know me and have followed the site for any amount of time will know that I am one of the few people who genuinely enjoy using aContinue reading “7artisans 10mm F/2.5 MAX Autofocus Fisheye Lens – An Honest Review (Nikon Z Mount)”
Tag Archives: Landscape
A Walk With My Eldest – Testing Out A New Lens And Recipe
Sometimes it is nice to just get out. Since I got back from my week away, I have been shattered, and so a nice relaxing stroll with my eldest Samuel was just what the doctor ordered. We left the house, and walked down the road about 500 meters and strolled around the beach and river.Continue reading “A Walk With My Eldest – Testing Out A New Lens And Recipe”
Update! RapidRaw 1.6.2 Is Been Released – This Is Fast Becoming The Number One Photo Editor!
A few days ago RapidRaw 1.6.2 was released. It had some great updates and fixes, and I’ve been using it to do actual photography work with after my week away. RapidRaw is fast becoming the number one photo editor. Not just because it is free, but because it is genuinely good, and the developer TimonContinue reading “Update! RapidRaw 1.6.2 Is Been Released – This Is Fast Becoming The Number One Photo Editor!”
Some Family Alone Time In West Wales
It is not often I get time away from home, but I managed to get the family up to West Wales, where we had a week away in-between other things going on in our lives. It was great to travel around Pembrokeshire and NOT have any main cameras with me when I was with theContinue reading “Some Family Alone Time In West Wales”
The One Camera One Lens Way
It’s been over a decade of writing camera related content, and before that it was writing game console and game reviews for a long time as a staff writer for a World Wide gaming magazine (now defunct, like many gaming magazines). Today we look at the way way that I write accurate and critical reviewsContinue reading “The One Camera One Lens Way”