Geoffrey Kitt

Great answer!  I've been working toward proficiency using a multicopter since March.  It's expensive and difficult!   Off the shelf solutions are either too limited  (eg Phantom)  or frighteningly...

It's more than a good substitute.  Since I got my XE1 (more than a year ago) my M9 is spending a lot of time in the cupboard : - the XE1 is orders of magnitude better than the M9 at high ISO...

I'm been an enthusiastic owner of the original Galaxy camera since it was launched. The integration with Android is very well done and the huge touch screen is quite amazing. The only thing it...

Well, after about twenty years it's the parting of the ways for me and Adobe. I won't be joining them on their "creative cloud".

Not for me I'm afraid. I'll stick with CS6 for as long as it works, then look elsewhere.

The only thing that is holding me back is my considerable investment in L glass.  But if I don't find a decent body to hang it off which represents a significant step forward from my 5D2 I won't...

Yes, I used a tripod for both shots.  Whenever I don't use one in challenging light I wind up disappointed!  In the first shot it was getting toward sunset and quite dark in the wood.

A splash of colour - Scarlet Elf Cap on a rotting branch Late afternoon sun over the disused railway bridge above Shandon Went for a walk with my XE-1 and Fujinon f1.4 along the route of an...

I was quite excited until I saw that it doesn't have an integrated viewfinder. Accessory viewfinders just don't work for me.