I must admit I have hopped onto the Fujifilm X-E2 wagon quite late. Fujifilm X-E2 was announced back in Oct, 2013 followed by the announcement of X-T1 three months later in Jan 2014. At that time I waited for the hype to extinguish before deciding which camera is … Continue reading
I have been using the Nikon D4 for several months now and I feel it is a good time to write about it. Quite a lot of people are having lockup issue with their Nikon D4. I am fortunate enough not to experience such issue. … Continue reading
The first batch of Nikon D4s has started to ship, some lucky Nikon users would have received their brand new Nikon D4 already.
If you haven’t got yours yet, you can order yours at B&H.
If you want to check out the new specs on the … Continue reading
When the first NEX was introduced, it surprised us with its large APS-C sensor fitted in a compact body. It was even smaller than the Olympus m4/3s. The benefits of having a larger image sensor really come down to having the ability to achieve better noise performance and shallower DoF. … Continue reading
Now that we have settled in with Nikon’s most significant announcement since Nikon first introduced digital camera 14 years ago – Nikon 1 J1 and V1. There are already a lot of testing and reviews all over the web; What are your thoughts? You can check out all the reviews … Continue reading
Despite the advancing technology in cameras one advantage that full frame cameras will always have over DX cameras is the superior ISO noise performance. FX camera sensor measures at 24 x 36 mm in comparison to DX sensor at 15.8 x 23.6 mm. The lower pixel count per square … Continue reading
Gratitude to Sony Wellington, New Zealand for letting me test out the new Sony NEX cameras.
The NEX series of Sony’s new mirror less interchangeable lens cameras equipped with APS-C sensor in a very tidy body. When I first put my hand on it, I … Continue reading
Adobe Lightroom 3 has added and improved many features to make Lightroom 3 a one complete workflow package. I have listed many of its new features, but one of its new improved feature is its noise reduction engine. This is what Adobe says about its superior … Continue reading
How do I shoot better under low light? What are the techniques involved? Three simple steps really:
Choose your metering mode wisely,
Watch your shutter speed and ISO, and
Correct focus under low light.
When it comes to shooting … Continue reading
