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Nikon P1100 feedback quick update.

First of all I would like to thank you all for taking the to treat the Nikon P1100 article I posted on this website and on various social media and sites on the internet. The response to the quick look at the camera was quite unexpected! Firstly, as you would have known by reading thatContinue reading “Nikon P1100 feedback quick update.”

Three Months And Three Lenses

We are three months into March, and as I reported in a previous post, it has been a different year so far. I am not talking about the fact I have taken less photographs, it is not even that I have used three lenses, not just one lens. I have used three lenses more inContinue reading “Three Months And Three Lenses”

I’ve Never Used “De-Noise” On An Image With My Nikon Z Cameras

I have been chatting to numerous people over the months when I am out with the camera, or online in chats about noise in images, and I realised, that since leaving Fujifilm, I have never once felt the need to apply any kind of de-noise technology to my images. Those of you who know meContinue reading “I’ve Never Used “De-Noise” On An Image With My Nikon Z Cameras”

I Realised Something Unusual Has Happened This Year With My Lens Choice!

This is just a quick blog update with a realisation… This year has literally been unlike any other in my photography, and I only nor realised! As you all know, I am a sucker for prime lenses, and most have my work has been using prime lenses, however this year has been a little different.Continue reading “I Realised Something Unusual Has Happened This Year With My Lens Choice!”

From Europe To USA (2010-2019): Looking back at a decade with a bridge camera.

In 2010 I purchased a bridge camera that still, to this day, is the camera that I owned for the longest amount of time. For a bridge camera, it was small, light and run on AA batteries, meaning that wherever I was in the world, I would never run out of power or need toContinue reading “From Europe To USA (2010-2019): Looking back at a decade with a bridge camera.”