Switching from Micro Four Thirds to Fuji X-cameras: Is it worth it?
admin Fujis have retro looks, the feel of a film camera, and produce some film-like JPEGs easily. Is switching from Micro Four-Thirds be worth it?
Wide-angle primes that showcase the world like nothing else
Having a good wide-angle is imperative if you're a landscape photographer. They can also work great for cityscapes, real estate ... even portraits.
Six easy tips to avoid accidentally erasing memory cards
I have a tendency to carry a lot (and I mean A LOT) of memory cards on a shoot. I need to be certain that I avoid accidentally erasing data.
Exploring Australia’s Great Ocean Road
One of the must-do road trips in Australia is the Great Ocean Road. The Victorian coastline is rugged and dramatic and beautiful.
A fun way to learn about composition
Composition is (in my opinion) one of the most important aspects of a good photograph. Creating your own Ansel Adams landscapes.
Are blogs still relevant?
I was recently asked if I still write my blog? Yes I do, but it did get me thinking, are blogs still relevant?
Do you have the best computer backup plan?
Here's how to ensure you have the best computer backup plan giving you peace of mind knowing your computer is safe.
The printed photo — the ultimate backup
Since I already have a solid backup strategy in place, I am going to begin printing my personal photos again. I urge you to do so as well.
Toughen up your storage: Four external SSDs that are ready for the job
These external SSDs are perfect for whatever you're doing. They can live on your desk, but also be thrown in your bag when you're on-the-go.
Pentax Astrotracer gets better, pinhole and eye autofocus (sort of)!
Pentax may be remaining stubbornly DSLR, but that doesn't mean there aren't interesting things happening with their cameras. Let's have a look!