Lasse Eisele

Nice, looks like a fantastic place for hiking. But I get scared just by looking at the climbing picture. :-) I have never been a climber.

Very kind comments from all of you, much appreciated! Sarek is a very special place. There's nothing like it in western Europe. No marked trails, no huts, no phone connection. You have to carry ...

The latter. The nights were cold and I was tired. Only left the sleeping bag when nature called (and very unwillingly). :-)

Yes, you must. :)

I used to carry 30 kg when I was younger and stronger. 20 kg feels lightweight in comparison. :-)

I'm not a big fan of extreme panoramas but here is one tighter crop.

Yeah, the mosquitoes can be really nasty in June and July. That's why I prefer late summer or autumn.

I have to admit that I have been very intrigued by the Nikon Z cameras ever since the system was released two years ago. Excellent image quality, good ergonomics, very sharp lenses that are not ...

Thanks Bernard and Cameron! I was lucky there with the pose and the background. Regards Lasse

Lovely images!

Thanks for the clarifications. I think I understand a little more now. My technical knowledge is admittedly limited. But I have seen many times how even mediocre lenses may improve when used on a ...

Good post with some sensible reasoning. But I have a few reservations. First of all, the Nikon lens was tested on a 45 MP camera. The Oly was tested on a 20 MP camera. When comparing the results ...

Your lens is fine. The mushy foliage is most likely a result of heavy-handed NR. I know you had set NR to 0 but some NR seems to have been applied anyway. By the way, I can see some mushy foliage ...

Excellent images. And good looking birds too.

Very useful post. Bookmarked, of course. I have tested the manual stacking method and it works very well, perhaps even better than HHHR, but the stacking in PS is annoyingly time consuming on my ...

Try to activate in-camera stacking if your lens supports it. It seems like the complete series is taken in that mode, even when several shots are beyond infinity. The bracketing sequence is ...

I believe the camera automatically stops after it has reached infinity. No reason to include several shots beyond infinity. This may happen if the closest subject isn't very close to the camera or ...

You didn't make up the "definition", someone else did long ago. It has never been a definition with any scientific basis, but it was practical back in the times when almost everyone was using 35 ...

They wouldn't be different. The equivalence theory applies perfectly well to the macro scale. 1:1 on MFT is indeed equivalent to 2:1 on full frame. The projection size on the sensor is irrelevant ...