Mark_A

Many years ago when I was shooting a mirrorless Fuji, with an EVF, I looked through the viewfinder of a 35mm film SLR and was very impressed. It was a large and bright optical viewfinder, I recall ...

Thanks for that, I am seriously considering a D610 and I want a larger OVF than my S2, it sounds like I will get it with the D610 or D8X0. Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) http ...

The thing is, you start using lightroom and photoshop for £9 a month, you catalogue your whole photo collection, then you develop thousands of lightroom adjusted image files which can't be read by ...

Thanks for that Alex, very interesting. I wish I had taken my chance to look through the D610 OVF ! Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58832936

I have been looking at the reviews and it is difficult to tell if one optical viewfinder is larger than another. I should have taken the opportunity to look through one recently, missed a trick there.

That page says that cc costs have gone up in the UK, I didn't realise. Anyone know about that? I suppose once you are hooked in and have loads of lightroom adjustments saved you can't easily switch ...

I think you might have a better chance with the second of the two images, it speaks more to me than the first. Nothing wrong with a smartphone image, an image is an image. That said, how will they ...

I think your pictures came out well. Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58832936

Hi zalle, I don't know how they do with mobile phones but common sites for hosting pictures include pbase.com and flickr .. I suppose you could visit them with a mobile and see how well they ...

I think your two photos with light trails show potential. Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58832936

Nice, and nicely presented. Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58832936

Hi, I am no expert in fashion photography but the final photo #5 looks quite a bit more classy than the preceeding 4. It has a rich background, a well posed and naturally posed model, her whole ...

Nice story, and I remember that image. Wonder how much it was worth to him? Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58832936

Indeed, why not continue RAW+JPEG and if the jpeg isn't right or can be improved upon, process the raw. Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58 ...

I have a Sigma lens and am very happy with it .. I have a 28-70mm f2.8 DF Sigma and it is good. Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58832936

I am the same, though only 17 years. I once opened the door to my car and the camera which was sitting on the seat, its strap was tangled in the door so as I opened the door my camera and lens were ...

Oh yes, I see it now. Also I see some dust bunnies that could be cloned out !! :-) Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58832936

As far as I am aware both these cameras are capable. But I would concentrate as much more even more in my choice of lenses. A great camera body will not take great images without a great lens, and ...

Why would you want to convert the RAW into a jpeg just like the jpeg you already have? Then you would have two identical images. Surely if you like the jpeg, keep shooting raw + jpeg and if you ...

Does that effect appear in the full sized image - as it comes out of the camera (RAW or jpeg) - when viewed at 1:1 on your screen? Mark_A Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 2!) https://www. ...