My Move to Nikon Mirrorless: I Never Saw It Coming!
May 25, 2019
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My Move to Nikon Mirrorless: I Never Saw it Coming!
I suspect you’re a very busy person, and not likely to spend much of your valuable time reading another article about a photographer who transitioned to shooting with mirrorless cameras. But I do hope that after reading the introductory paragraph that follows, you will delve into the article and...
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Film to DSLRs to Mirrorless Cameras: Change is Never Easy
January 16, 2019
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Film to DSLRs to Mirrorless Cameras: Change is Never Easy by David E. Fraser
I’ve always been fascinated with photography. I do recall as a child picking up an old inoperable camera, taking it to my elementary school, and “photographing” my friends. Of course, back then, my pretense was shielded from discovery by the fact that I could not open t...
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Tamron SP 45mm F/1.8 Di VC USD Lens - A Portrait/Fashion Photographer’s Perspective
November 27, 2017
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Tamron SP 45mm F/1.8 Di VC USD Lens - A Portrait/Fashion Photographer’s Perspective by David E. Fraser
The Lens Apart from a few 58mm normal lens commercially available today, most lens manufacturers produce 50mm variants with apertures typically as large as f/1.4 or f/1.8. Along comes Tamron, who breaks with convention, and produces the SP 45mm...
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Nikon Software: It's Consistently Bad, If Nothing Else (The Story of SnapBridge)
August 22, 2016
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Nikon Software: It's Consistently Bad, If Nothing Else (The Story of SnapBridge)
I've been a Nikon shooter for over a decade. In the past, a third party produced much of the software that shipped with Nikon cameras. Over the past couple years, the company has taken on its own software design and development, resulting in a truly sad state of affai...
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EyeFi mobiPRO WiFi SD Card: A Preliminary Review
December 13, 2015
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Perhaps you’re familiar with Eyefi SD cards. They initially filled a niche market where they added wireless capabilities to cameras, allowing them to connect with Mobile Smart Connected Devices (a term coined by IDC Research that generally includes smartphones, tablets, e-Readers etc.). With the wireless connection users could immediately add high...
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