If you can deal with the presentation style, Jarod Polin has released a comparison review of these cameras to get those of us who are stuck with a decision as to where to go. If you are looking for a reasonably detailed overview, you might find it w...
Trying to catch otters at some kind of rest is a challenge. They are always on the move - writhing around each other to reinforce their social bonds, or suddenly darting off to explore some new interest and often disappearing into the water.
So, I w...
Australian photographer Duade Paton has a great video with some very hand hints to shortcut to some features you may not even be aware of:I hope you find something useful there!
I must admit I like Roy's channel, which proudly claims its place as likely the smallest around, but his laid back, pragmatic approach to camera gear as a tool is refreshing compared to many of the hype sites out there, telling us we are photographic...
About now, a film will be coming to movie theatres around the globe, the biopic LEE: the story of the extraordinary Lee Miller - creative, supermodel, surrealist photographer, portraitist and then - war photographer and correspondent in WWII. She w...
Hi and welcome:
I have not been to Antarctica personally, but I am a member of the NZ Antarctic Society and it so happens we had a couple of talks from people who have photographed extensively down there. I will add to that my own experience in sho...
Hi Keith:I do not claim to be an expert on this, but here is my understanding.
ISO is a measure of the amplification gain applied to the sensor to make it more sensitive to the light energy being picked up. Much like one would boost the record level...
I expect Peter is correct. You may also be able to change the moiré issue by changing your magnification and distance to the clothing to change the relative interference pattern to the camera sensor's photosite pitch.
At the risk of asking the obvious, but given you say the contacts appear to be on the wrong side, have you tried rotating the battery 180deg? Generally, batteries only fit in one way, but some are pretty close to being able to fit in, despite that.Fa...
