B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
When all we had to shoot with was film the limiting factor in terms of sharpness, besides the usual suspects like proper technique etc., was the glass we used. With this I mean that, as long as you stuck to the lowest Iso, a better lens would have shown a better performance and, at a …
Every time sensor resolutions go up the thing people keep asking the most in comments and forums is: will the latest Sony, Sony or Sony* sensor out-resolve our lenses?
Let’s see if you recognize the symptoms: changing pictures in the library becomes painfully slow, selecting more than one image takes ages, all that while the developing module remains quite quick in use. That’s the dreaded Lightroom 5 slow-down.
Ok, now is the time to get yourself that nice thing you want – or to suggest your significant other or your friends to do so. Here is a small list of what you may want to consider, if you don’t own it already.
This time we compare the pros and cons of two way of reaching high resolutions, especially if we are interested in landscape photography: stitching or using, instead, a high resolution camera. Given that stitching you can reach whatever resolution you want, given enough time, I will not show here a comparison between stitched and straight-shooted …
It has become pretty common these days to say that “we don’t need no more stinking megapixels”, that __insert_your_preferred_amount_here__ megapixels are sufficient. But it is that so?