How to set your SLR to be faster, save battery, save card space – and potentially let you take better photos at the same time. Yes, it's possible!
From the Red Bull diving event in Copenhagen in 2016. Chaos in a word.
For some odd reson Lightroom decided to mess up a handful of my images. I have intact copies somewhere, but these errors came out kinda nice in a funny way.
A few pics shot in the dark
You can leave autofocus alone and let the camera decide. Or you can take control, using the AF to your advantage - and probably get better pictures.
A few experimental pics shot in a local forest using my Minotla Dynax 7D back in 2005. I used a slow shutter speed (½ second) and a vertical sweep of the camera.
Some autumn landscapes converted to B&W
No, I don't mean a someone who takes pictures of wheelchairs or of people in wheelchairs, but a photographer sitting in a wheelchair. That's what I am.
The favorite rule has to be the last one, but the nine first are very useful too.
In spite of people's warm feelings for mirrorless and the gazillion great photos shot with camera phones, I don't intend to give up my SLRs any time soon
