Workflow considerations
Knowing that NX2 is (going to be) end-of-life and also knowing that NX-D isn't really going to be a successor as it lacks critical tools, I had to reconsider my imaging workflow. For some time now, I have been investigating a new workflow (one without NX2/NX-D), and I think I have found one that works (at least for me).Continue reading…
Why use a lens hood?
When out photographing, I see a lot of people who do not use one of the basic lens accessories: the lens hood. Worse, some people keep it “reversed” on their lens while photographing, making handling the lens more difficult as well…My advise is to always use a lens hood when photographing. Continue reading…
Ball head maintenance tip
A good ball head is pretty low maintenance; the very tight space between the different moving parts prevent dirt and other stuff to get in. Just wiping the ball head with a clean (lint free) rag after use is enough to keep it going and operating smoothly for ages. Even when you've used it in adverse weather.
Sometimes, however, you'll notice your ball head isn't operating as smoothly as it should.
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What is the best memory card for you?
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Getting the most out of your camera (part 1)
With the introduction of the new super high resolution D800 and D800E it is perhaps a good idea to reiterate some of the tips on how to get the most out of your camera. Please note that these tips are equally valid for existing cameras so if you're not already doing so, you should take these tips to heart!Continue reading…
Getting the most out of your camera (part 2)
This is the second part of simple tips on how to get the most out of your camera equipment, using the right techniques.Continue reading…
