Mirrorless Cameras

This article discusses my initial impressions using the M.Zuiko 100-400 f/5-6.3 IS with the MC-20 teleconverter. 

Since selling my full frame camera gear back in 2015 I’ve had the opportunity to use a few different smaller sensor birding equipment options.

This article features a selection of 14 consecutive images of a male mallard being overtaken in mid-air by a female mallard.

I went out on Saturday to challenge myself photographing ducks in flight, and I ended up with the best photography problem.  

This article features a photograph of a squirrel at ISO-16000. The RAW file was processed using both DxO DeepPRIME and Topaz Denoise AI.

Scooters in Italy seem as plentiful as pigeons when travelling in cities. This article shares a selection of scooter images captured in 2019.

This article features a selection of photographs illustrating examples of swan aggression. Images were sourced from my archives.

This article uses a recent photograph and by applying various filters, illustrates how a range of foliage photo art can be created.

This article shares some thoughts on noise reduction considerations that many of us face when deciding on our approach in post processing.

This article shares a selection of recent OM-D E-M1 Mark III bird images. All were captured handheld at Hendrie Valley.

This short article discusses the practical considerations of using the in-lens IS of the M.Zuiko 100-400 IS, and shares some sample images.

It was a dull, grey afternoon today... and the perfect conditions to do an M.Zuiko 100-400 three strike test shooting at efov 1600 mm!

I was out with my camera yesterday and discovered my bird photography sweet spot... using an equivalent field-of-view of 280-1120 mm.

With all of the changes happening in the imaging world, it makes one ponder if entry level cameras will disappear over the next few years.

One of the toughest image focus challenges for a camera is when a bird is flying straight into the lens. This post features Bird Detection AI.

This article discusses a gulls in flight challenge that I gave myself, and shares some images I captured during this practice exercise. 

It is interesting how we experience 'being alone'. In the extreme some folks live as hermits, virtually cut off from the outside world.

As camera manufacturers release their quarterly financial reports it is instructive to look for comments about product mix and profitability.

This article discusses some bird photographer etiquette and shares some images of a kinglet in flight that were taken using Pro Capture H.

Over the years I've wondered how much harm we do ourselves when we focus on 'chasing likes' from others around us.

This article discusses the practical aspects of substituting foliage for birds when we are out with our cameras.