Category: Use your D-SLR
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Crows in a field
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Nikon Pro Service
After Canon, here is the pro web site of Nikon: Nikon Pro Service. As usual, this site is targetting real pros, but it could be useful for dedicated Nikon-loving amateurs.
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Canon Professional Service
The web site for photo professionals using Canon photo cameras: Canon Professional Service. It may also contain information interesting people using other cameras, but really serious Canon-loving photographers should check this out.
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Digital Artifacts – removing digital noise the easy way
The Luminous Landscape is a great web site with a lot of information on digital photography, excellent photos and nice reviews of related hardware and software. I singled out a nice little article about what they call “the colour gremlins” (More commonly, this is known as digital sensor noise). What is interesting is that they…
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Only f/5.6 for auto-focus
People keep asking a simple question: “why do my expensive camera fail to auto-focus when I plug my tele-lens into a 2x converter?”. Unfortunately, the answer is pretty simple. Most auto-focus cameras (digital or not) have a AF sensor limited to f/5.6 detection. If your lens is not opening more than that, the AF is…
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RawDrop – optimal configuration for nice photos
It’s bit quite a bit of time that I repeat I use RawDrop as my prefered tool to convert RAW images produced by my Dynax 7D into TIF files. But some wondered what configuration I use. There are not a zillion options in RawDrop, but to obtain a clean result, it’s easier not to fool…