Today I want to talk a bit about my E-PL5, how it feels in actual usage compared to the E-M1 (after adding the new grip), and how it works with the best-in-business VF-4.
Techniques, Tools, Resources, Real World Gear Reviews and Flash Tutorials for taking better candid and family photos.
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Showing posts with label impressions. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
UPDATED - Final Impressions: Olympus E-PL5 & VF-4 Review
Today I want to talk a bit about my E-PL5, how it feels in actual usage compared to the E-M1 (after adding the new grip), and how it works with the best-in-business VF-4.
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Sony RX100: Pocket Rocket
The Sony RX100 has been in my posession for one year to date, and since my initial review, I hardly mentioned it, so I think it is time now to give it some front page headlines.
Thursday, February 20, 2014
BlackRapid SnapR Review
In this post, we review the BlackRapid SnapR, a unique camera bag designed for enthusiast compacts and smaller mirrorless cameras.
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Monday, November 26, 2012
The Final Chapter: Canon 40mm f/2.8 Pancake STM
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| Al Montazah Palace - Alexandria, Canon 40 STM |
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Story & Review: Canon 5D Mark II vs Canon 60D & Canon 6D
It's no secret that I switched from my beloved 60D to a 5D Mark II over 8 months ago, it's also no secret that I switched to a 5D Mark III a couple of months ago, in this post I tell you about the whole story, this is not only relevant to Canon users, but to anyone considering the switch from a crop sensor to a full frame. Click through to read the whole story.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Nikon D600 Hands-On Review (Part 1)
10/10/12: added link to post re D600 autofocus; note re colors; battery life; circular polarizer in live view
9/30/12: added grip; workaround for instant zoom; lowlight autofocus
9/28/12: added effect of using filters in Live View Photo
9/25/12: MORE UPDATES HERE. Now incorporated into this review.
9/23/12: added: Live View Photo Sigma 50-150 AF issue; info re Live View Photo exposure controls and visibility; LV warm tint?
9/21/12: added preliminary observations on exposure
9/20/12 UPDATE: added a video of a 2nd test of continuous shutter buffer.
9/20/12 UPDATE: fixed links to videos (quiet shutter and buffer), added photos of monitor cover and sync speed tests
OVERVIEW
The Nikon D600 is the lightest and most affordable full-frame DSLR in Nikon's lineup. In my opinion, it is the true successor to the highly-acclaimed and versatile Nikon D700. I'd like to give my preliminary review of the D600 from the point of view of an amateur taking mostly candid photos of people.
*If you would like to know more about my photography experience, it's at the end of the article.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Quick Review: Canon 85mm f/1.8
To quote myself from my Canon Lenses Chat - Part 3 post:
Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM: an excellent lens with USM auto-focus and very nice bokeh and loved by lots of people, however in my opinion and usage scenarios the 85mm focal length is a bit odd on a crop sensor (136mm equivalent), while suitable on full frame cameras, I'm not sure if I can take this lens on its own for walk. The 50mm and the 60mm (85 and 100mm equivalent) I already have are quite long and causes me serious problems when shooting large groups.
This quote indicates that I would have no use for a 85mm lens, so why did I still buy one? Hit the jump to know.
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