I was out and about, not really with the camera, but with my youngest. In-between playing with the Frisbee and just having fun over the park, I brought my infrared camera with me and decided to just take a couple of photographs. it is surprising how different things can look when you use an infraredContinue reading “Infrared Black And White Images – A Short Walk”
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Building A Bespoke Camera Kit
Those who know me and have been a part of my journey this last decade or so on social media and in my photography meets will know that as well as everything else I do with photography (working or for fun), I also help people out buy helping them creating bespoke kits. I’ve helped peopleContinue reading “Building A Bespoke Camera Kit”
A Constant Answer – No Matter The Camera
It all started a few weeks ago with a simple question. “Why did you choose your camera?“. Over those weeks and longer I’ve taken note of the answers and I’ve had some incredible conversations. What follows are paraphrased examples of the most common answers, which pretty much seemed to be unanimous in each category. TheseContinue reading “A Constant Answer – No Matter The Camera”
Panasonic L10 – A Preview Of An Exciting New Camera
While we await that lovely new full frame Nikon point and shoot, Panasonic have just announced its imminent release of the new Panasonic Lumix L10 point and shoot, and it is looking like an exciting new camera! While some YouTube reviewers, especially those who usually review micro four thirds cameras are talking as if thisContinue reading “Panasonic L10 – A Preview Of An Exciting New Camera”
2010 CCD Point And Shoot Vs Modern Day Mirrorless Camera: Image comparison
For a bit of fun I thought today we would look at the differences between an old CCD point and shoot camera from 2010 (my 12mp Lumix FS10) versus a modern mirrorless camera (my 24.5mp Nikon ZF). To keep things fair, I have shared the images at the same resolution, so they are all croppedContinue reading “2010 CCD Point And Shoot Vs Modern Day Mirrorless Camera: Image comparison”