Introduction I’m often asked how I get my gear photos. People like showing off their gear and as a result, camera photos have become more popular. There is obviously a lot of work (and gear) that goes into good stock camera photos, but are also ways to produce good photos
The A9ii announcement has come and gone. There has been a floury of people saying Sony under-delivered and a number defending Sony and saying the user expectations were too high. So who is right? At the risk of opening myself up to criticism, when you have to ask the question
35mm and 135mm are my favourite focal lengths. When this years Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride came up and I had a chance to get involved, they became the natural choice for my camera bag. For those who aren’t familiar, the Distinguished Gentleman’s ride is an event that raises money (and awareness)
I can’t count the number of times I’ve heard the phrase “I only shoot natural light”. In photography circles its normally use for one two reasons: The photographer in question knows how to use off camera flash but prefers natural light because it works better for the way they take
As mentioned, I’m doing some writing for Shotkit so this is the first article I’ve put out. There should be some more articles coming soon What is ISO? (via Shotkit.com) The shift from automatic to manual can be pretty daunting for many new photographers. As you start to get your
I wanted to let people know that the kind people at http://www.shotkit.com offered me the opportunity to do some writing and reviews for them. It’s a great website run by photographers with a focus on gear so it’s great to be able to contribute to them. I like
I saw a post the other day, questioning whether the A7Riv out-resolves the G Master and G lenses and whether people would need to upgrade lenses as a result. Yeah, I know what you’re thinking…who the hell cares? Apparently some people do. 6 months ago they had the sharpest lenses
