B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
Dear Fuji and Sony, why this letter is addressed only to you two, and not to Canon and Nikon as well? After all they are bigger and older, so in a better position to make my wishes come true. Well, unless I’m missing something here these two haven’t presented a really innovative camera for years, …
1) All things equal, newer is always better The technology doesn’t walk, it runs! Think: faster processors, more megapixels, better control software, and all of this at a cheaper price too. 2) Size – often – matters A larger sensor will be always better than a smaller one OF THE SAME GENERATION, even if …
Now it has been a while from my switch from the Canon Eos 5D Mark II to a Sony Nex 7 (yes, not A7). And in the meantime I’ve learned a few more things. You can find the previous post here: Why I switched from Canon to Sony Control layout I was afraid …
You can read an update of my experience with the Sony Nex 7 here: Why I switched from Canon to Sony, an update A few weeks ago I made the switch from the Canon 5D Mark II to a Sony Nex 7. Yes, it is not a typo: I do mean Nex 7 …
A while ago I tested pretty much all the raw converters available at the time with a Canon 5D Mark II: https://www.addicted2light.com/2012/05/28/review-raw-converters-mega-test-part-i/ But I advised in the review that the results were camera-dependant, meaning that each software gives the best possible results with a specific sensor / camera combination. This does not mean that the …
Like I reported in the previous post Battle of the 50s, the two Pentax Takumar currently I own, both 50mm f/1.4, behave in a striking different way regarding the depth of field at any given aperture. The 8-elements in particular exhibit a much more extended sharp field, compared to its sibling. This gives to it …