You know how it goes, you have had your camera for a number of years and someone asks you how many photographs have you taken in that time. You think about it for a minute and realise that you have lost track of how many you have taken. You know it is a lot, butContinue reading “What Is Your Cameras Shutter Count? And Why Is It Important?”
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Nikon ZF – A Long Term Review
I’ve been using my Nikon ZF for over a year now, for work and for play, so I thought it was about time that I gave it a long term review for those of you thinking about getting the Nikon ZF. I’ve taken thousands of images with it, used it for weddings, events, portraits, landscapes,Continue reading “Nikon ZF – A Long Term Review”
Why Sharing Your EXIF Data Is Mostly Useless (or Even Detrimental)
In the age of digital photography, we’ve become accustomed to an almost obsessive focus on technical specifications. Photographers, aspiring and professional alike, pore over sensor sizes, lens charts, and, perhaps most persistently, EXIF data. This embedded information, detailing everything from aperture and shutter speed to ISO and white balance, is often seen as a holyContinue reading “Why Sharing Your EXIF Data Is Mostly Useless (or Even Detrimental)”
What Is The Very Best Raw Editing Software In 2026?
Here is a question I get asked day in and day out, year in and year out; “Mark, what is the very best raw editing software that I should use?“. Today we will answer this question. A bit of a backstory. As you all know, I am deeply involved in the photography world and partContinue reading “What Is The Very Best Raw Editing Software In 2026?”
What I’ve Learned In Two Decades Of Writing Online
Most of you know that I have been writing photography content for the last decade with my current onecameraonelens and ourlifeonfilm websites as well as my previous mgaphotography website (I do have other little websites I run, but they are not updated as much for to concentrating on the main websites). Well, in the decadeContinue reading “What I’ve Learned In Two Decades Of Writing Online”
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