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#84. The Zeiss ZM Distagon 18mm/4 on the Sony NEX-5N
UPDATE : A summary of all this website’s reviews of the Sony NEX-5n and NEX-7 is now available. "Kioske des Noctambules" NEX-5N & Distagon 18/4 As the Sony NEX-5N and NEX-7 progressively ship to...
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#132. Why my new #mirrorless camera has a mirror (Nikon D800e) !
According to many photographers, myself included, the Mamiya 7 was the best camera ever designed. It allowed a reasonably priced but oh-so-high quality foray into nature with some of the best lenses...
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#153. Reviewing the HTC One camera
A couple of years ago, I bought my daughter a compact camera from a very famous brand that cost so much and was so bad that I’ve since kept recommending people interested in that point and shoot range...
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#164. My next Camera ? Welcome to the Sony A7r !
Rumor websites are often criticised but here’s my big THANK YOU to Andrea, administrator of SonyAlphaRumors, who has rekindled my love affair with Sony. Sony A7r & Zeiss Sonnar 35 mm f/2.8 Readers...
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#190. Leica Apo-Telyt 135/3.4 (on Sony A7r) : the Long Ranger
Long lenses suit the way I see the world better than wide-angles do, so let me begin my reviewing of Leica lenses on the A7r with my most recent acquisition : the Leica-M Apo-Telyt 135mm f/3.4. I...
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#251 Showdown: LightRoom Vs Capture One
Ever heard of David and Goliath? Well, that is about how things stand between the Goliath -nay the inventor- of photographic post-processing-, the ubiquitous Adobe, and small -but maybe nice, who...
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#285. Zeiss Loxia 50/2, Sony FE55/1.8 and Leica Summicron 50/2, the Great...
So there we are, admiring the city of Paris from above on a cold and wet wet wet autumn morning to give the Zeiss Loxia 50mm f/2 a second look (Philippe’s world first public review is here) and compare...
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#297. First footing with the Fuji – discovering the X100T
Placard, Cape TownYou’re a photographer, right? And you already know that packing for a trip is the easy bit. It’s the camera, the lenses and the bag to put it all in where the wheels usually come off...
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#298. Waiting for the wind to stop
The Fuji’s frame counter now reads 109. This week’s wind – quite normal for the region at this time of year – has been hammering away making trying to do pretty much anything outside a bit of a...
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#324. Week-end roundup: Krappy cameras vs 80Mpix backs, NZ vs Siberia and...
It’s the week-end and you’re wondering what to read. We have some answers for you. Gear, art, and more fun photographic information. Comments & suggestions welcome. Photographer braves an...
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#355. A Sony lens for A$43
[Paul] A second article from Australia-based John Shingleton explores a bargain. === I may be telling this story against myself, given my enthusiasm for Leicas and Leica lenses in particular, but...
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#387. Sony A7rII review. First Impressions
This Sony A7rII review guest post by Bob Hamilton is summary of recent email exchanges between Bob and myself. For those who do not know him, Bob is a very talented Scottish photographer with a passion...
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# 391. Sony’s A7RII (formerly Leica it or not)
Pre(r)amble This post started as a semi-rant as you’ll soon see. While I was dithering whether to click the post button, an e-mail conversation sprung-up between myself, Scottish photographer and...
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#297. First footing with the Fuji – discovering the X100T
Placard, Cape TownYou’re a photographer, right? And you already know that packing for a trip is the easy bit. It’s the camera, the lenses and the bag to put it all in where the wheels usually come off...
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#298. Waiting for the wind to stop
The Fuji’s frame counter now reads 109. This week’s wind – quite normal for the region at this time of year – has been hammering away making trying to do pretty much anything outside a bit of a...
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#324. Week-end roundup: Krappy cameras vs 80Mpix backs, NZ vs Siberia and...
It’s the week-end and you’re wondering what to read. We have some answers for you. Gear, art, and more fun photographic information. Comments & suggestions welcome. Photographer braves an...
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#355. A Sony lens for A$43
[Paul] A second article from Australia-based John Shingleton explores a bargain. === I may be telling this story against myself, given my enthusiasm for Leicas and Leica lenses in particular, but...
View ArticleClik here to view.
#387. Sony A7rII review. First Impressions
This Sony A7rII review guest post by Bob Hamilton is summary of recent email exchanges between Bob and myself. For those who do not know him, Bob is a very talented Scottish photographer with a passion...
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# 391. Sony’s A7RII (formerly Leica it or not)
Pre(r)amble This post started as a semi-rant as you’ll soon see. While I was dithering whether to click the post button, an e-mail conversation sprung-up between myself, Scottish photographer and...
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#567. Leica M10 review: A first Opportunity to Get a Second Impression
This is a new hands-on guest post about the new Leica M10 and 4 interesting lenses by reader PaulB. Here’s is his bio and introduction : “My name is Paul Barclay and I have been practicing photography...
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