Olympus 12-45 f/4 Pro Sample Shots
I recently tested the Olympus 12-45 f/4 Pro lens. Yes, it’s one of those lenses that Olympus made before it sold off its camera division to JIP where it would
Wildlife photography and conservation
I recently tested the Olympus 12-45 f/4 Pro lens. Yes, it’s one of those lenses that Olympus made before it sold off its camera division to JIP where it would
(This is not a serious post. Just for fun.) The other day I read on the internet that megapixels don’t matter. Really? As an experienced photographer, I know this is
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH25 is an old camera, released in 2011. Before I was serious about photography, I got one not really knowing much about cameras. As I still have
The Tamron 55BB 500mm f/8 mirror lens is an unusual optic. Perhaps the best website for its history is on adaptall-2.com, but to be brief, it was released in 1983
I am very suspicious of cheap zooms. Some like the Nikon AF-P 70-300 are unusually good. Others like many 18-55 kit lenses are usually lacking. In today’s review, I’ll talk
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Most often I take pictures of birds like this Mallard: However, when I’m not taking pictures of birds with my Nikon D500, my next favourite camera and lens combination is
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Mirrorless cameras by now have proven to be as capable as DSLRs and have even surpassed them in most ways too. However, with Nikon, there is currently only one mirrorless
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There are some things known as rules of composition. These are guidelines aimed at beginners that often make photos more interesting. An example is the rule of thirds: that is,
I am pleased to announce a special Episode of What’s That Bird? It is an identification of a bird seen in Brazil, and what’s more, it’s the first episode that
Note: this product review was provided in exchange for the product only, but the review is my own opinion. The other day I was contacted by Texas-based Elephant Stock, a