RoelHendrickx

I agree that unless I really make a name for myself as photographer ;-) no one is really going to look through hard drives with countless gigabytes of raw files, after my demise. That is why what...

I do believe there are still people not backing up at all.  Maybe less so in the population of this forum. But I do also believe there are a vast number of people who back up and then leave the...

The warning signs did not apply so much to the drop, as to the further part of the decrepit pier (to the right of the man). I did not go there. Ditto here.  I hold out the camera.  In fact it is...

I own my fair share of lenses (including some excellent zooms that are very convenient for travel or for reportage), but I enjoy more and more working with primes. The ones I have for my Oly...

I'll certainly get back to this later, but gotta go get some sleep now.

I believe there is always a way to make it work. Illustration: two summers ago, I went on a walk with friends and had the crazy idea to take just my 8mm FishEye lens and nothing else. During our...

I buy cameras when needed and keep previous models as backup.  It's a roll-over siystem. What I use as backup, varies. When I travel for personal purposes, I decide on which camera and lenses I...

1. Flash issue: don't use flash but a reflector 2. Focus issue: don't use face recognition but the tried and tested technique of focus&recompose.

It does early morning landscapes too: St Ives, Cornwall, UK One of the first processed photos from a recent trip to South-West United Kingdom. More to come soon.  I took my E-5 with the usual...

Just one that I found mildly funny, from a trip to England (more to come soon). Shot with ZD12-60 on E-5 (1/640 at F9, ISO 200; LR4 processing): Seaford Head, UK

And a funny fella too! ;-) (sheez, I did not know I had that much capacity for english pun in me.)

Subtle as always. ;-)

I liked the images and chuckled about the human lens shade fail. I've had that too, but never as epic.

A negative shift in the (perception of) credibility is important and real enough for me. True. That certainly is the positive part of this development. For the record : I am not against business...

Olympus is really on the right track with the two-part grip for the E-M5. I can use that camera : * as REALLY small (no grip, add 20mm or 45mm), * as small but not too small (add first part of grip...

I agree. And I don't mind the idea of a really capable E-7. Nor do I mind the idea of the eventual merger.  I've accepted and embraced that . My only "sulk" is about the fact that Olympus...

I have considered that. And if this is really such a hot issue (sure it is), then of course DPR will have realized that long in advance (Simon's reply to my first post was so quick and lengthy that...

Very good.

Sure he can help her and have her back. He can do that by coaching her what to reply or have someone else do that.  Or even write the reply for her and have her post it. But if the Editor-In-Chief...