Here is a link to an article from Northlight Images about the upcoming new mirrorless camera system and lens mount change.
It also has a brief history on Canon lens mounts over the past 60 years.
Read more at Northling Images.

Almost Grey Nomads caravaning around Australia
Here is a link to an article from Northlight Images about the upcoming new mirrorless camera system and lens mount change.
It also has a brief history on Canon lens mounts over the past 60 years.
Read more at Northling Images.

I have made a few changes around here, tweaked the theme, and played around under the hood to hopefully streamline things. The most obvious change is to the URL. I thought a change in name may better reflect on what this website is all about. I do photography as a hobby, but I like to try out different post-processing techniques and ideas, so I have no qualms about image manipulation, using multiple images or whatever else can be achieved on a computer. I don’t want to just document what I see, I want to do something different.
Over the past couple of weeks, I have tried my hand at photographing flowers in my studio. Also, a bit of creative post-processing has been used. This was inspired by a couple of Youtube videos by Visual Art Photography.
Also, I have been having a play around Topaz Studio after watching of a few Youtube videos from Jim Nix, Getting Started with Topaz Studio. In this video, he explains what Topaz Studio is and demonstrates some of its uses.

It looks like at long last Canon and Nikon are going to release professional, full-frame mirrorless cameras. Is this going to be a big game changer? Probably not. If you know how to use a DSLR to its full potential, mastered manual mode then there is probably not much the mirrorless camera can do that you can’t do already.
And if you think that your kit will become lighter, think again, the camera body may be 1 or 2 hundred grams lighter, but the lenses are still basically the same weight, especially for the f/2.8 pro lenses.
Will I change to mirrorless, yes I will at some point in the future, but if I do change to cut down on weight and size, then I won’t be staying with full-frame.

Another bird to add to my collection. Image captured at Noosa North Shore


Here is a link to a very detailed review of the new Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS II USM Lens, a lens I have been thinking about getting.
It seems the f/4 version of this lens got a decent upgrade while the f/2.8 didn’t get much in the way of improvements at all.
Read more at The-Digital-Picture.com
Big and bad, good and little – Equivalence. It’s the bugbear of anyone who reviews Micro Four Thirds lenses. You are being conned says the incoming mail. Your f/1.4 lens is really an f/2.8. And your so called shallow depth of field is commensurate with f/2.8, too, not f/1.4. It’s an argument I’ve heard so many times and while factually true, is pointless and irrelevant. The only rational response is -so what?
Read more at Dave Thorpe blog



On June 20th, 2018 Adobe released Lightroom 7.4 which has a few new feature updates to Lightroom Classic, CC as well as Lightroom Mobile on your phones and tablets. In this video we’ll take a look at what’s new.
Skylum Software has released the latest update to its award-winning photo editing software, Aurora HDR, bringing improved performance, new features, and updated tools to both MacOS and Windows versions.
There is a discount for those upgrading from a previous version.
Read more: https://skylum.com/blog/aurora-hdr-is-better-than-ever