RSColo

A couple of years ago I abandoned my micro 4/3 system and settled on the M10-M and M10-R. I had slowly gone through all three Monochroms, but held on to M4/3 for color. But the lenses multiplied ...

You sound like a dedicated B&W shooter, but you talk about gorgeous colors. What did you shoot on film? For years I was a B&W photographer on film because it was cheaper - I was a kid. But in my ...

I'm running Windows 10, so I should be OK.

I just upgraded to PL6, mostly for the newer PRIME noise reduction features. Gave it a go with my old test images and the Deep does seem better than the older PRIME. But the XD doesn't seem any ...

I use DxO for fixing geometrics. Seems to work fine.

I have made hundreds of pans over the years. Some are handheld and some tripoded. I frequently use HDR (PhotoMatix) as well. When I take a pan from way over to the right to far over to the left ...

Luminosity-noise is not just easier to clean up, in many cases it is nice looking. I don't think chromatic-noise is ever nice looking.

The Monochrom camera vs converted color camera images, such questions have been asked and answered many times on this and other forums. But the question asked by the OP is M246 vs M10-M. I had the ...

I feel stupid. What is a BF discount?

While certainly not the most common place to photograph Mount Rushmore, this tunnel on the Iron Mountain Highway was designed to frame the presidents. This shot would be difficult to take any ...

This stitch print (24x72 inches) was taken from Indian Service Route 13. I don't know if it is still available. But it is the only access southwest from the town of Shiprock, NM to towns in ...

Has anyone tried out the new PhotoLab 5 with M10-R files now that it is supported? I am particularly interested in how well they do with noise reduction. Their PRIME noise reduction used to be ...