Yesterday I visited Swansea and took some stunning images with my Nikon ZF and the lovely Z 20mm F/2.8 lens. Picture quality is stunning, and the images are beautiful from the large full frame sensor. What I did not mention in yesterdays post was that I also shot the say on my Panasonic Lumix FS-10Continue reading “Your Old Camera is Crap! Long Live Your Old Camera!”
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Big Site News Update – What Has Gone? What Is New? What Is Coming?
This afternoon and the odd occasions over the last few weeks I have been making little changes here and there to my website to improve it for viewers like yourselves. Here is a summary of what has gone, what is new and what is coming! What Has Gone? What Is New? What Is Coming? WhateverContinue reading “Big Site News Update – What Has Gone? What Is New? What Is Coming?”
So… It’s all change! Goodbye current cameras hello…
I’ve been having a lot of thoughts about cameras lately. I have been rethinking my camera setup, my lens setup and my general photography. The first casualty of my shakeup was my Olympus gear. Find out more as I share my thoughts. My initial thoughts lately have been that I should sell all my gearContinue reading “So… It’s all change! Goodbye current cameras hello…”
Two New Lenses! My Mission Is Complete!
When I first started using Fujifilm, I always intended to use all prime lenses (or mostly prime lenses). Today my mission is complete, as I add two new F/1.4 lenses to my system! I still only have a few lenses, as I recently sold a lot as you all know. Here are the lenses thatContinue reading “Two New Lenses! My Mission Is Complete!”
I have bought into a new camera system! My first impressions and images.
Oh no! Rumours were rife last week that I was leaving the Fujifilm ecosystem behind. That couldn’t be further from the truth, I was just selling things I don’t use or don’t like. And what better way to replace them than buy a compact system for a different kind of photography. So, I sold myContinue reading “I have bought into a new camera system! My first impressions and images.”
One Camera One Lens Photography 