Too many hobbies, not enough focus
I started this post in 2013. It's completley unfinished, but funny. After Adam uses the toilet he looks at you with a smile and says "Say yay!" He follows up with "Now clap!" When Zachary runs around the house screaming "I pee on potty!" at the top of his lungs When we ask Zachary what we …
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It's a bit late for a New Year's resolution and I'm not a big believer in them anyway, but since I'm getting back into photography I figured it would be a good idea to improve myself a bit. This is my Photographic Resolution; it's a loose set of goals with no timetable, but something to work …
It's been nearly six months and I'm finally coming home. On April 8th I will depart Seattle return to New Hampshire for the foreseeable future. I've come home in before of course, for holidays, meetings, and every other weekend, but the travel is tiring and being away from family is taking its toll. While it …
As part of my research into the D750 last year I looked for as many "Nikon vs Canon" articles I could find. While some were religious debates, a few were very useful. As an owner of both systems I can say they are both good; one is always ahead of the other in at least …
I've had Nikon's 70-200mm f/4 since I bought my D750 in March. I really like this lens, so I wanted to quickly explain why with some photos. If you are looking for a more detailed technical review, check out any of the following: Photography Blog Photography Life Ken Rockwell Quick Comparison So why did I …
I've had my D750 for a few weeks now and have taken about 2000 photos with it. If I didn't like it I would have had to send it back when I was home this past weekend. Luckily I didn't have to do that; it's a keeper. After spending a considerable amount of time shooting a variety of subjects …
ISO invariance is a comparison of an exposure-corrected image to a properly exposed image directly from the camera. A camera with an ISO Invariant sensor results in images that can be exposure corrected in post production while maintaining detail and noise levels similar to a shot exposed at the correct ISO from the camera. It's called ISO invariance because ISO …
I've had my D750 for a little over a week now. I had a few days with it in NH, mostly inside, and a few days in Seattle / Redmond. I haven't had enough time for a full evaluation, but here are some of my initial thoughts. Like Size - The D750 is pretty compact …
Well that was quick. Two days ago I posted the research I had done regarding full frame camera options. Buying into the Nikon system was an expensive option, but one that I planned to consider after further research and possibly a rental. To be truthful, that article was drafted last Friday, the same day I …
In my previous post I discussed how much I missed my DSLR while at the same time stating that I'm probably going to upgrade it. The most natural progression for me would be to a full frame camera especially if it offers all advantages I outlined. I truly feel that I need to rent one …
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