danmitch

Commonly film cameras would show ... 1/15 1/30 1/60 1/125 1/250 ...etc and all would be marked. Some cameras allowed for half or third stops in between but it is only with later cameras with ...

I looked at Luminar too at the time when Lightroom was going "CC" but with the missed timelines and significant steps forward with Capture One, I am pleased I made the move across to Capture One ...

Really enjoyable series Eric - appreciate the commentary alongside them. Look forward to more from you!

Same as what I use! I also have the Hadley Pro for when I need more stuff, but the Hadley Small is indeed the perfect everyday bag for me - it also fits a 10.5" iPad Pro and I love that it is ...

The 12mm f2 Olympus lens is probably my most used for travel - it is faster than the zooms (meaning it lets more light in so you can use a faster shutter speed to freeze action) and is a very good ...

Very similar to my use, I still have a PRO account but I have stopped uploading to Flickr, in part because interaction is not what it was and also because it is the source for a few images of mine ...

Calibration is the only way - but bare in mind that you may need different versions of images for different viewing media. Modern laptop displays are so bright a direct print may well look dull - ...

Very nice article Vieri - and your pictures are certainly a testament to your choice of the SL system.

Hi Dave I have tried a few and settled on the Black Rapid cross shot. Simple and plain and very comfortable. At first I thought the attachment was a bit bulky but it is very well made and means the ...

Honestly not sure why I have caused exasperation - perhaps I am just unclear on what you refer to with “other brands”. My interest and reference to 35mm is simply in terms of the field of view for ...

They all lose a bit - but the fastest other 35mm equivalent lenses at f1.4 typically have T stops in the region of around f1.6. See this link: ...

Good advice, thank you for sharing. Particularly interesting is the guidance to fully charge prior to storing without use for a while.

Thank you Paul. I was so tempted by the 2.8/35 on the Sony when I tried it, but in the end the E-M1ii fit my overall needs better. With full frame street photography I would normally use around f4 ...

The 35mm equivalent focal length on micro four thirds has been troubling me a bit - and in fact almost stopped my moving fully into the system. Coincidentally I wrote a short blog article on this ...

Me to, mine that is not yours - although I'm sure your 113 is very nice too.

For me it's lens hoods - always, for every lens. This is as much for protection as image quality, as my least used accessory is lens caps.

Lovely picture - I might print and stick that to my window here, Spring is not looking anything like that in wet and grey London!

Really nice set of photos and they really work well together as a set, I think because of the light and shapes. On the subject of what makes street photography, I like David Gibson's definition ...

Hi Lasse - no disappointment from No 3 either - and you have a wonderful website. My Swedish language is unfortunately non existent, but the selection "Mountains", I think, is really spectacular.

That's great - can't wait to see number 10!