Of beautiful trees and ambitious cameras and lenses. Part 1 – where we’ve come from.
I was hoping to be on the Pacific Crest Trail at this point in the summer, but a knee injury has left me wandering around
The Proof is in the Printing – Part III of A Slew of Similar Sony Sensors
You’ve never seen files like this before, unless you’ve used either the original GFX 100 or very expensive medium format modular systems from Phase One
Adventures with the GFX 100S (this thing shoots video?!?!) – Part 2 of A Slew of Similar Sony Sensors
Before we delve into sensors and cameras, then take off for Yellowstone National Park with the GFX 100S, there is a bit of financial news
Lightpainting with a Harmonograph Harmony of Light – From Technology to Art? By Andrew Carter
Introduction I am a lifetime enthusiast photographer, but my career has been in Optoelectronics and Engineering, designing and building the devices that power today’s optical
Olympus has Fallen – Who’s next?
In a move that will surprise few watchers of the camera industry, Olympus is selling their camera business to Japan Industrial Partners, a private equity
