ChrisKramer1

Maybe it’s more about colour than light. A small camera like the Sony RX100 VI can be carried in your bag permanently and offers a zoom range that can capture new perspectives. An app like Sun...

Get the Sony a6300 +18-135 and 35mm. Everything you could want in a small size.

Trouble is there is no getting away from adobe software. Thought I try Luminar & Aurora but there is no way to export from Luminar to Aurora only vice verse which makes no sense because Aurora has...

Just bought a Canon 80d after trying a Sony A7ii. How anyone can seriously argue that full-frame is a consumer product is beyond me. The size difference between the body and lens alone is ludicrous...

The introductory price of 1300 euros is a classic “sprat to catch a mackerel”. Factor in the price of a decent lens and you are at at least 2000 euros maybe more. Plus who is going to be happy with...

Full-frame is not a consumer product. The discrepancy between the lens and body size, weight and price is simply too great. It offers an image quality way beyond the needs of non-pro users. In...

I would go for the new Sony Rx100 mk6 myself. I’m using it at the moment on holiday and the small size is amazingly liberating. At 200mm I see no vignetting either, which is very good. Image...

It will have to be good to beat iColorama which produces phenomenal results.

I fail to see how a mark in Dxo mark should dictate your impression of image quality. Surely the point of having a brain is to form one's own opinion...

I used to love distressing my photos to death, trying to create a psychedelic mess whilst listening to the Brian Jonestown Massacre and drinking a lot. But you eventually grow out of it. What...

I wanted to move away from Apple because I didn't like the look of the new laptops. I tried the following windows machines and returned them all. They were unusable.

dell XPS 13 (trackpad didn't...

What about Dredd's slow-mo effect?