Henry Richardson

St. Francis of Assisi in Assisi in 1994 on Kodacolor Gold film. Click on original to see a better, sharper image. The photos in a dpreview thread are highly compressed and soft. Minolta Alpha 707si ...

Something that doesn't get discussed here (I haven't seen it in the last 8.5 years anyway) is something that strongly influenced me in early 2012 to start using m4/3 rather than my DSLRs. It is ...

Something that doesn't get discussed here (I haven't seen it in the last 8.5 years anyway) is something that strongly influenced me in early 2012 to start using m4/3 rather than my DSLRs. It is ...

I looked at all your 0.0mp (0x0 pixels) photos that you have posted here on the Konica Minolta Talk forum in the last year or so.  I decided to outdo you with infinitely larger photos. :-) By the ...

Emma, you sound like you are a true wiener lover! :-)

Out of the box thinking: She can visit your sick parent and you can visit her sick parent. :-) Eliminates all the travel problems for both of you. Please don't be upset for my moment of jest. I ...

There is plenty of that same aperture bias right here on this forum. Note all the negative posts here for years about lenses such as the Olympus 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 because of the aperture. And the ...

The new Canon R6 that was just announced today for $2500 is 20mp.  In July 2020.  Don't worry, 20mp (and 16mp) can make excellent large prints.  The very large National Geographic fine art prints ...

Thanks.

Thank you!

See this thread from 2018: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/61682138 Yesterday I was at a National Geographic photo gallery. It is very similar to the Peter Lik galleries with dim lighting, ...

I have scanned 100 of my Fujichrome 100 slides taken with a Minolta Alpha 707si while trekking for a few weeks in the central highlands of West Papua New Guinea (Irian Jaya) in 1995. Please take a ...

By the way, here are a couple of color photos from the KM 7D: Verona, Italy: 2005 https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64114240 Walking at night in Verona https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64115398

Why the F11 lenses are important - the new normal https://www.canonnews.com/why-the-f11-lenses-are-important-the-new-normal

Why the F11 lenses are important - the new normal https://www.canonnews.com/why-the-f11-lenses-are-important-the-new-normal

Thank you. The 7D was such a great camera in many ways and the first DSLR with IBIS. I used mine for a couple of years, but I had an ongoing serious problem with AF. As long as the focal length was ...

I have decades of international travel experience and although that helps a little I have found no matter how much I try to follow it nature often refuses to cooperate. :-) As I mentioned earlier, ...

Thanks, Julie. That is interesting info. Now I know there is a scientific reason for it. :-) By the way, since you are also in Japan you may like this thread concerning how I get early info about ...

I guess erecting elements are Viagra for lenses.  It sure seems to work because that is a pretty massive, very hard lens erection there that is ready for some action! :-)

1968 Vivitar 135mm f2.8 advertisement