Only me! I haven't written for a about a month now due to wedding season being in full flow: Shooting, ordering and designing products, post processing and life in between has been keeping me away from this blog more than I'd have liked, but whilst I was away on a short family holiday I had an email from someone who tried their hand at shooting motor sports with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and wasn't totally pleased with the results.
Gavin Hall subsequently found my post on the subject,
TweetMy book and calendar, Sinai: Landscape and Nature in Egypt’s Wilderness, represents an evolution towards smaller cameras and lenses, from the first photographs taken with heavy SLRs cameras that used...
CMPro Michelle Turner is sharing why the FUJIFILM X-T10 is the perfect camera for those who are looking for an "everyday camera" that is slightly smaller and lighter without sacrificing pro-quality or the ability to change lenses.
Six underwater shooters try the new Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II, the Stylus Tough TG-4 and the OM-D E-M1 FW 3.1, plus lights and housings, while scuba diving off Key Largo, Florida.
The last 5 weddings I've shot have primarily been with the Leica Q. I've loved using it. This is a review of why and how I'm using it. No photos of the camera here (you've already drooled over those on other blogs), no detailed specs or technical jargon. Just my thoughts and experience using it in real life. The Q appears to be aimed at street photographers, I recently posted my…
With cameras like the Panasonic GH4, GX8 and the Olympus EM5 II which packed with amazing features, the mid range Panasonic G series is not really the most talked about micro four thirds camera. But it doesn't mean the G series cameras are bad or anything. Now the Panasonic G7 has just arrived, and I've been playing…
'It used to be the case that if you wanted the best sharpness for reproduction, high resolution files and excellent dynamic range, then a full-frame DSLR was your only option. It was a commonly held view and indeed still is in certain circles. But then along came mirrorless cameras with 4/3 and APS-C sensors and this idea was challenged.'
So you want to take great photos on your next holiday and you need to travel light. Which camera is the best? Of course, the answer is “it depends”. Here’s how I approached the decision to find the be
(We gave our first impressions here in Part 1 on the A7II. We're now about to detail its image quality in real life.) Sony just announced the all new A7rII (please read here our Top 7 Game Changing...
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