danmitch

Here we go - pretty close with a wide angle lens...

In ideal conditions, I think there will be very little in it based on my use of the Z6 and X100V (which I believe has the same sensor as the XT). I have never had an issue with banding on my Z6 ...

Maybe I have said this before, I know I keep harking back to film days but in those times (and yes I still use film too), there would not have been so much of a “one size fits all” approach, in ...

Deliberately answering before reading other responses, interesting questions Glenda... 1. Understanding and empathy, tenacity and of course the photographic skills around the technical and ...

It honestly wasn't my intention but I am genuinely pleased that it has been seen as such and look forward to this thread building.

Wow - this seems to have taken a life of its own beyond the few photographs I posted. To be clear all but the final of the four pictures I posted were "driven" by the people but intentional in ...

The Op/Tech wrist straps are terrific - https://www.optechusa.com/straps.html About $11. Easy to attach and detach, very comfortable and strong and the added advantage of course is that you can ...

Interesting topic - it has made me think about approach and inspired me to post a new thread again on this forum after a long break - thank you!

EOS Guy's post on Nick Turpin's video and the subsequent discussion on style / approach got me thinking. Normally my approach has been to be quite close to people and for them to be the subject ...

Time of day - any time really but I don't underexpose it, I use a handheld meter and tend to periodically check rather than continually check but I have been using film for a long time so, for ...

I think a lot could be down to digitising and post-processing. Can you explain if you are scanning yourself or using a lab and how you are working on the files subsequently. I do like Portra 400 ...

Interesting interview Ellis - though he is clearly a man of few words. The mention of the film "Silence Sounds Good" was interesting although unfortunately doesn't appear to be available in the UK. ...

Whilst what has been released is truly excellent, I too want more Frank! I use primes only, not zooms and am looking forward to some small primes to extend the use cases, a suitable small prime ...

I have used Delta 400 a bit in the past, I find it less flexible than HP5, possibly best at box speed or a little slower. The benefit of HP5 for me is that it can be comfortable pushed two stops ...

Very happy owner of the Z 35mm - it's my favourite focal length and in my opinion the best 35mm Nikon lens ever produced, exceeding the F mount 35s. When I used a D750 I had the Zeiss Milvus 35mm ...

Hi a couple of months... Just based on Nikon's roadmap / announcement / release schedule historically, no factual knowledge but I would be very surprised to see it on the shelves before next Spring. ...

Perhaps add to this: - Why we post photographs on forums - Why we visit forums On the first, I don't believe it is useless. I think for many photographers, the pictures don't exist or have the same ...

I think it is likely to be more than a couple of months for the 28mm f/2.8 (?) - comfort with your equipment is important. Any system will be a compromise, if I wanted one system only that best ...

Look forward to hearing your thoughts - I always prefer primes but this could be an interesting stop-gap for something really compact until the 28/40 arrive...

Agreed, just saw the video too. It will be interesting to see how it performs in very low light, particularly on the Z 6ii