MacOrneille

G9, PanaLeica 25mm

Mostly I give them hazelnuts and almonds, but they get peanuts for the occasional dessert.

My OM-4T came with two manuals, one on camera setup and settings and and one on why and when various settings and techniques are useful. (I don't remember if my OM-1 also had two manuals.)

My Mac Studio was non-base only because I wanted a slightly larger internal SSD.  Ordered 20 March, received 9 April (5 days earlier than quoted). After getting the computer, I had to wait another ...

Maybe it's just coincidence, but I've had two external HDDs fail right after doing an operating system update (Mac).  I back up using an rsync script, and don't keep the backup HDD connected to ...

I've never been more unhappy in a computer store than when buying a laptop. I need one for the rare occasions I have to be in contact with my office at all hours or in all places. But I have ...

Well, this was my favorite compact 135 film camera, so the comparable m4/3 camera would have to be the GX7.  (My first m4/3 camera was the GF1, and lacking a viewfinder it wasn't in any way ...

My travel camera (and I rarely travel, even pre-pandemic) is the LX3.  It's getting long in the tooth and I keep thinking about replacing it with the LX100 II.  Absurdly, the main impediment for ...

There was an article on photographing snowflakes in one of the first issues of the RRS magazine. The only article I can find is much more recent: http://blog.reallyrightstuff.com/the-rrs-portable-m ...

Nor does even the PanaLeica f/1.4 have one.

I can't reproduce this behavior either. What exactly do you mean by browsing the images? Just selecting them and viewing in Preview?

Nikkormat FTN, as a high-school graduation present. Eight or ten years later I replaced it with an Olympus OM-1.

Getting another booster shot every 6 months is a lot more pleasant than getting my teeth cleaned every 6 months, and the payoff may be much greater.

"Infinity" is shorthand for the smallest infinity.

In Chicago you'll find trains next to cars; this is within 15 minutes by foot to Willis (née Sears) Tower.

Shutter priority means the camera will adjust the aperture as required.  It can't do that with a manual lens.  Aperture priority or manual  mode is what you want.