You Don’t Have to Like HDR to Like Aurora HDR 2018 This is a short review of Aurora HDR 2018, with a twist. MacPhun sent me Aurora HDR 2018 a little early to try out so I could tell you about it. Why do I say my review has a “twist”? Because I’m not a fan of HDR, at least not the way most people use it. Aha! not the way most people use it… … [Read more...]
How Lightroom, ON1, or Bridge Can Tell You What Lens to Buy
Metadata helps me decide what lenses to buy or get rid of... Lightroom has a feature that can help you use your photography metadata to make informed lens buying and upgrade decisions. In this case, Lightroom proved to me that I don’t need a 24-70mm lens. I’ll show you how. Really, why are 24-70mm f2.8 lenses so popular? If you’re a … [Read more...]
Why I Burned My Own Property and How I shot it.
I was committed to burning my property. I know this sounds a bit crazy but we’re talking about a prescribed burn. My wife researched programs in our area for homeowners to reduce fire hazard. In our area the firefighters are cross-trained for both wildland and structure fires so they are perfectly qualified to do prescribed burns on … [Read more...]
New Luminar A Pleasant Surprise
The best way to use new update to Luminar Bottom line first The bottom line is you can’t go wrong with this software for $59 (€59 for those in Europe) Even if you use it solely as a plug-in, it has some filters that make it worth the price: Some of my favorites are Golden Hour, Accent - AI Filter (new with this release), and … [Read more...]
Capturing Nature with the X-Pro2
What? Nature Photography with a Rangefinder? Now it’s time for something different. Because I love to shoot many types of subjects I decided to tell you about using the X-Pro2 with one of my favorite subjects, nature. This isn’t something that comes immediately to mind with a rangefinder type camera, but with a capable EVF … [Read more...]
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