Jim Salvas

I pretty much said the same thing. Some people here seem to think Nikon is trying to appeal to current mirrorless users. Rather, it is simply trying to keep its base customers and those customers ...

You can't save the in-camera stacked image as RAW, but you can set it for LSF+RAW in the Super Control Panel. This will save the 8 shots as RAW and the stacked image as Large Superfine.

I think this camera is targeted to their current customer base, which they are defending against Sony. The size comparisons I've seen show it as a little larger than a Sony, but significantly ...

Yes, I shoot product photos with both hi-res and focus bracketing (not both at the same time, but I've heard of people doing that). In many cases, the hi-res is not needed, considering the end ...

i've been getting the full frame bug. That may not go away, but this video did a nice job of reminding me of the plethora of tools built into these m43 cameras. Things like hi-res, live composite, ...

Number 6 and then second from last (I could not count that high). Those two are outstanding.

You guys really do go on an on. The horizontal field of view of a 180 degree fisheye is 144 degrees. The hypotenuse of the 4/3 format is 5, so it is 180 divided by 5 times 4 = 144. if you defish, ...

Go back far enough into history and you discover that what we now call full frame was once double frame. The single frame format was developed for movies and occupied 4 sprockets on the film. When ...

A classic view. This reminds me that I haven't been back there since 2013, before I bought my first m43 cameras. I last shot Bixby Creek Bridge with a Nikon D300.

Nice. Too bad about the log in the falls. Seems there is almost always one in the way. If you don't mind some C&C, I would have traded shutter speed for a wider (and sharper) aperture. Anything ...

The tonality gives the nod to the first one. Either perspective may have worked, but the tones in the sky and the windows are great in the first.

Great shots. I remember rodeo cowboys all being younger than that. BTW, who's afraid of high ISO? Not you.

It is a time-honored tradition in marketing. Remember the cola wars between Coke and Pepsi? Or better yet, the browser war, when Microsoft put Netscape out of business? Almost every business ...

Cool. I took a photo of one of those a year ago, but did not know what it was. Yours is better, but here's mine.

I had to look it up. Sticker price of $550,000. Nice shots.

Ain't life grand?

A minimalist view of the bay at Avalon, NJ. No, this was not exactly how it looked. This is how i made it look when I went back and edited it a year after taking the original, using the grad ...

I like the minimalism. I'll post a recent edit of one of mine.

I have some experience shooting IR on film back in the day, but my only digital IR experience was with my old Olympus C-2020, which had a notoriously weak IR blocking filter. I'd like to try it ...