Articles

Exercise your photography muscles

Article

15/02 2011

Bring your camera, take pictures, have fun, become a better photographer,

I shoot RAW for the future

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20/01 2011

There is an ongoing and almost eternal debate on the net about JPG versus RAW. I don't take part in it. I just shoot RAW and here is why.

Fun with fisheyes

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17/01 2011

I have had a couple of fisheye lenses in my long career with SLR's and have always considered them a lot of fun.

Shallow DOF and good brightness - and a great price

Nikon 35mm f/1.8

Article

16/01 2011

This lens is a no-brainer for any Nikon owner! It might not be the best lens Nikon ever made, but the quality to price ratio is unsurpassed.

Minolta MD 24mm f/2.8

Article

11/01 2011

A real eyeopener (litterally) and the start of my still ongoing wideangle craze

Sigma 20mm f/1.8

Article

09/01 2011

I've always liked two things in my lenses: wide angle and brightness. Combine the two and you have a winner!

My Sigma 10-20 - the hood has since been lost to the ocean

Sigma 10-20mm

Article

28/10 2010

My acquisition of a Sigma 10-20mm wideangle zoom many years ago was the beginning of a beautiful friendship, to quote Bogart in Casablanca. It is just my kind of lens.

Simple setups

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18/10 2010

I often use some very simple ”studio” setups to shoot small items in my office or my living room, even my bedroom. There's no reason to make things too complicated.

Flash modifiers: filters or gels

Article

04/10 2010

This is probably the most often used flash modifier apart from the diffuser--if not, perhaps it ought to be.

Flash modifiers: snoots and grids

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30/09 2010

A snoot is a tube in front of your flash, which keeps its beam of light tight and concentrated, while a grid has lots of smaller, parallel tubes that do essentially the same thing.

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