Sony Holy Grail Lenses
In my quest to ‘carry less gear’ when I am travelling, I bought the two Tamron lenses, the 35-150mm and
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In my quest to ‘carry less gear’ when I am travelling, I bought the two Tamron lenses, the 35-150mm and
Another visit to Canberra with some mates who also enjoy a bit of photography, and a challenge, saw us once
After my recent outback trip, and ten days of carrying this heavy backpack, I decided something had to change. I
Don’t get me wrong, I love my Sony lenses and fully intend to keep a few, but the Sony 200-600mm
The Ultimate Sony G Master Lens, have you ever wondered what that could be for you? A couple of years
I recently learnt of the 21:9 ratio screens, or as many are commonly called, Ultra-Wide displays. Almost all Ultra-Wide displays
The screen as I keep saying is just amazing, and nothing comes close to it for colour accuracy and vibrancy.
I am sick of waiting. The choice was simple, just use the laptop, right? Well, not so easy as I
It has now been a year since I made the change from a Dell XPS laptop, to the Gigabyte Aero with a 9th Gen Core i9 CPU and an NVIDIA RTX2070 GPU, and that gorgeous 4K OLED screen.
I added a DJI Mavic Mini to my kit for family holidays, I did so with great apprehension, and fear of losing it in the ocean.
After leaving the Dell experience behind, I was determined to get a laptop that truly met my needs, which meant
After 14 months of Dell, I am switching to a new laptop, the Gigabyte Aero 15 OLED to be precise.
Do Not Buy A Dell Computer, at least not here in Australia as there is no Dell company in Australia.
After my last family holiday lugging around my entire photographic kit…I decided, never again!
I would recommend using these settings as a starting point and adjust to your liking.
My goal was to get both screens calibrated for the sRGB colour Gamut, and to look the same.
Disillusioned with the apps that were a core part of the Apple eco-system, I started to move to other products.
Timing is everything as they say and just when I was ready to leave Adobe, along came Affinity.
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