More iPhone4 HDR experimentation :)
A quick iPhone iOS 4.1 HDR shot of the field just behind our house in the morning sunshine.
Let me start by saying that having used Apple’s Aperture for years, I’ve reached the conclusion over the last few months that it’s no-longer the best product for my imaging workflow. This isn’t intended to be a comparison between Aperture 3 & Lightroom 4.1 nor is it a review of either product. Both can be…
Ever since first considering the idea of moving away from my Canon 5d Mk3 dSLRs and fast glass to the new world of Olympus & Micro Four Thirds, one slight concern I’ve had nagging at me was finding an equivalent set of lenses capable of delivering the kind of images I love to create. On…
As a professional wedding photographer, I have always been on the lookout for the best tools to capture the special moments of my clients’ big day. For years, I have bounced between camera systems to explore what’s going to be best – ending up using the excellent Fujifilm cameras and lenses, all of which have…
After years of shooting with my workhorse Canon L zoom lenses, towards the end of 2014 I finally rediscovered the idea of shooting with Primes. Prior to this, I don’t think a day went by where I wasn’t shooting with the tried and tested combination of my Canon EF24-70 f2.8 L on one 5DMk3 body…
After years of shooting with “proper” full-frame DSLR kit such as the Canon EOS 5D Mark 3, and amassing a collection of various EF lenses tailored around my needs, I think the time might have come for a change. Full frame cameras have traditionally represented the pinnacle of photographic equipment. Outstanding image quality, great performance in terms of…