Andrewteee

Approaching and finally reaching the top of a very tall waterfall. A fun, muddy hike with some pretty spectacular views. From the drive up - looking across Waimea Canyon. Getting closer. After the ...

Because we are way beyond the normal refresh timeline and the Ricoh representative said it may not even be called the GR III. Sure, it may be the next next GR line - GRD then GR then ???. But what ...

There’s not much else we can do. In the meantime, make some pictures 📷

I’m often perfectly happy traveling with my Ricoh GR, which is very close to the Panasonic 15mm, which I also have. It’s compact form factor means I’ll take it anywhere, whereas with a larger ...

Very informative, thanks!

Thanks, good to know. I have Apple Photos but only because I have an archive of older iPhoto pictures. Perhaps I’ll try it! My Alaska files are on a separate drive because they don’t fit on my MBP ...

I don't know if this is the best forum to post this in, but here goes. I'm finally getting around to collecting the best of our photos from a trip to Alaska in 2016 and assembling one or more ...

This is a good point. Alaska is full of glaciers (and other interesting land forms) way off in the distance and I was intrigued by them. I'd take photos from way in the distance, then study the ...

As I mentioned in another response, I'm sure there is a lot I can still learn before buying a whole new printer. RIPs, custom ICC profiles, processing files specifically for matte printing, yada, ...

Not necessarily. I'm not sure why yet, but I'm primarily drawn to smaller prints for my work. Also, I don't really have a good way to store large prints right now. So no, I don't need a larger printer.

It's been a while since I've had the 3880 and I can't remember which of my prints are from it. Also, I'm currently printing much more than in the past and I'm paying much closer attention to the ...

I have a Canon Pixma Pro 100 that I've used a lot and I love. It just works and prints - primarily B&W on matte papers - are beautiful. My only complaint is the excessive margin requirements for ...

A couple of years ago our family went to Alaska. Took a small boat (60 people, very active) cruise and then travelled around. I took two Panasonic GX8s and they behaved flawlessly in all kinds of ...

But there is more to a camera that the "tech". The GR may not have the latest technology, but it still ticks many boxes for many photographers and still takes great pictures through skilled eyes. W ...

Why don’t you all go through the technical exercise of designing such a FF digital GR - draft a minimum viable/successful product - and report back what you learn through that experiment. As one of ...

APS is perfect for the GR! I also have a FF Leica Q, and while I love both I have a deeper affinity for the GR. I shoot them differently. You might say that I shoot landscape pictures street-style ...

It is compact, light and extremely sharp. It is a vital landscape camera in my repertoire. I use it in a free-er way than with other cameras and because of that I capture some really interesting ...

It's hard to downsize once you upsize. Makes for weird marketing. Might be. Or smaller, less expensive cameras are no longer profitable enough, thanks to those darn  yet more and more capable smart ...

I had a scare yesterday when my GR II would not turn on. Turns out I had replaced the battery with a dead one when I thought it was charged up. Thankfully, I have a backup GR II to keep me going ...

I don’t make money from my photography, therefore I guess it’s a hobby, but more importantly it is a deep passion with many rewards. I don’t mind spending money on it because of that. Work - Family ...