An interesting article on what effects dust (or a fly) inside a lens has on image quality. Also, what is involved in disassembly and reassembling a lens to clean it out.
Read the article at Lensrentals

Almost Grey Nomads caravaning around Australia
An interesting article on what effects dust (or a fly) inside a lens has on image quality. Also, what is involved in disassembly and reassembling a lens to clean it out.
Read the article at Lensrentals

Trying out something new in Topaz Studio, it’s called digital frames.

Taken late last year while on holiday.
Here Tony Northrup explains what the differences are between camera sensor sizes and what it all means when using the camera.


Trying some different techniques.
Tony & Chelsea make the case that high megapixel cameras have limitations in real life. After watching this video, it seems unless you are making massive prints or a proffesional in a studio, then it is a waste of time.

Walking along the edge of the Sunflower fields yesterday I found this guy standing out from the crowd.
Jim Nix demonstrates 10 tips to help you get the most out of Luminar 3 libraries. he shares tips ranging from the file history, to file organization, working with the Trash folder, viewing file names in library view, moving presets (looks) and workspaces, ratings and more.
Are these photographers CHEATING? What constitutes cheating in photography? How much image manipulation is allowed before an image becomes a lie? Is anything game in these days of advanced post-production? In this video, Jamie Windsor looks at photographs that walk a line between truth and lies. Some have caused much controversy, some have been accepted as fine. What is it that really matters in photography? Are our expectations of ‘truth’ too high?