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A walk past Slieve Binnian, past Binnian Lough and the Blue lough then through to Ben Crom Reservoir in Northern Ireland's Mournes.

See this photo above? There’s a very good chance that you might not have been able to see it. And not just you; I mean anyone, including me. If things had played out even the slightest bit differently, it would … Continue reading →

I am surprised to realise that I haven’t been using my DSLR camera for personal/leisure use for over two years now. I have converted to mirrorless when it comes to shooting personally but I still use DSLRs for my professional work with weddings, photo...

The morning after the Fujifilm photo walk we attended on the first day of the UK Photography Show (read about it here), we sat down with Kunio Aoyama and Hiroto Nakata of Fujifilm Japan (Sales & Marketing Div., Optical Device & ...

I remember being one of the first to hear about the Micro 4/3 mirrorless camera technology in 2008 when another editor returned from a confidential press trip to Japan with Panasonic. He informed us a

  I've been shooting with the Sony a7II full frame, 24 megapixel mirrorless camera for almost a month now, which has given me a bit of time to really get a feel for it.  I don't like to review...

'I think there's a fortune to be made by whoever can connect up a
basically young, mixed gender, camera phone toting, social media
posting generation with photographic products that enable them to
pursue, improve and explore their photographic potential. Apart from
anything else, the baby boomers will be "Too old to Rock and Roll' in a
few years time. (unless we keep taking the tablets!) so who fills in
the gap? Apple? Samsung? and the other multi-national corporation

  Mirrorless cameras come a long way. Not only are the cameras themselves higher end, they also have some serious glass. Here's my Fuji 50-140mm rev(...)

Two months ago, after shooting for 10 years with Canon, I completely switched to Sony. It surprised some readers of my blog, as well as some fellow photographers. To address the issue, I published a detailed post on my blog with the reasons behind my switch. To save you time, I will summarize my reasoning, …

Well, I guess I am late to the party since the mirrorless cameras are now a long time on the market. But after many, many years of using SLR & DSLR cameras for my photography it took me quite a...

This morning, Nikon announced the fifth iteration of its Nikon 1 J-series, the J5. Thankfully, this new camera isn’t simply a minor upgrade from previous models, and will come at a much more reasonable price.The ...

To me trees are the Statues of Nature.. especially beautiful solitairy
trees like these..

The  is the lens I've used the most with the A7 series yet I'd never published a dedicated article about it. As such, I thought it was about time I gave it some attention, especially since this lens ...

The following is a guest post written by amateur enthusiast Peter Glyn who had the opportunity to attend the reinterment of King Richard III on Thursday, March 26th 2015. Though he usually uses a Lumix ...

 
Fuji makes some serious glass when it comes to primes. But what about their fast zooms? Here's my Fuji 16-55mm review to find out.

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Olympus OM-D E-M1

Lean, Clean and Bluesy is a phrase that chimed with me the moment I saw it on Credence Clearwater Revival's Cosmo's Factory  album. It described Creedence's stripped down music to a 'T' but I found...

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When we hear the name Leica, it usually conjures up the image of one camera: the “M”. It is an important photographic icon not only due to its rich history but also because of the famous photographers who have used it. ...

Today’s interview is going to focus with a quite famous photographer in the blogosphere, Marco Larousse, a street, fine art and documentary photographer as well as an official Fujifilm X-Photographer based in Hamburg, Germany. Some of you may know him for his Fuji X Files blog. The interview itself is going to focus on street …