I’ve waited a few weeks before writing a DxO ViewPoint 5 Review for a couple of reasons. Firstly my acquisition of the Canon EF 11-24mm L extreme wide angle lens, secondly my contracting Covid 19 for the third time and finally a trip to Valencia to photograph the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia…
One Thing Leads To Another The apparently simple act of jettisoning forty years worth of accumulated camera bags set in motion a change that rippled through my entire relationship with photography. Moving to Spain When I moved to Spain full time three years ago I was aware that I would be giving up what had…
File under “guilty pleasures”, I’ve acquired a Canon EF 11-24mm after suffering many years of acute lens envy. I got mine in excellent condition, second-hand from MPB Photographic, at less than half the cost of new. So what is this lens for? Purpose The 11-24mm focal length is ultra wide, it’s the widest full frame…
Which one of these film emulation plugins is the most suitable for a photographer who was trained on film, but now shoots exclusively in digital? In DxO FilmPack 7 vs Dehancer Film I go in depth into the two leading packages in the emulation space. Disclaimer I am affiliated with both DxO and Dehancer. Meaning…
It’s been an exhausting few months and I feel like I don’t have all that much to show for it, but that is about to change. I’ve been working away behind closed doors on a whole raft of new projects. New Adventures in Photography indeed! Photography Workshops The headline news is that my longstanding plans…
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When I published my original video, 5 Tips that Transformed my Landscape Photography on YouTube, covering 5 things that I considered key in raising the standard of my landscape photography I immediately started to worry that I’d missed some vital part of the jigsaw out. So here are another five things that I think are…
As a predominantly studio based Canon photographer, exposure compensation pretty much passed me by. I understood it would alter the way the camera metered a scene, but never quite grasped why I would use it when I could do the job manually, and in the studio that’s fine. Why bother? It was only when I…
