Norfolk always amazes me.. #BigSky
Just driving along this evening, and realised I need to keep a better camera with me than an iPhone!
Similar Posts
Why I’ve switched from Apple Aperture to Adobe Lightroom 4.1
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…
First attempt at iOS 4.1 iPhone HDR photography
I installed the final GM seed of iPhone iOS 4.1 on my iPhone 4 this morning, and on the way home from the office thought I’d quickly try out the newly announced HDR camera mode. Presently surprised with the first couple of attempts! Compared to a non HDR version with blown highlights in the sky. So…
An experiment in combining Camera+ filters
Following release of the Camera+ v2 iPhone app, I thought I’d dust it off and see whether it’s improved. Camera abilities aside (which are great a long as you don’t want to shoot native HDR images…. STILL not supported!), the app includes a number of filters which can be used to tweak your images. Somewhat…
Olympus OMD E-M1 & MFT lenses – a winning combination!
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…
I (finally) think I have discovered a favourite lens
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…
Canon EOS M (18Mpx Mirrorless) – Ignore the reviews… It’s great!
So, after spending the last 10 days playing around with an EOS M, I have a few conclusions to draw… Firstly, if you’re looking for a compact, mirrorless camera that offers great image quality along with interchangable lenses, good build quality, proper manual controls & good-enough performance; stop reading here and go buy one. If…
