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- 1,474 megapixels
- 1/160 @ f/2
- 10 years on
- 100mbs
- 100mm, f/1.4
- 135 launches
- 135mm El Nikkor and image circles
- 135mm Elmar resolution test
- 135mm f/4 Leitz Elmar lens
- 135mm Leitz Elmar – some results
- 1929 Redux
- 1Password and the iPad
2
- 20 snaps = 1 gigabyte
- 200 megapixels
- 2005 – taking stock.
- 2006 Best (and Worst) of the Year awards
- 2007 Best (and Worst) of the Year awards
- 200mm Micro-Nikkor AiS IF on the Nikon PB-4 bellows
- 200mm Micro-Nikkor AiS IF on the Nikon PB-4 bellows
- 21mm f/3.5 Color-Skopar VM for the Leica M
- 21mm f/3.5 Voigtländer VM Color-Skopar Aspherical resolution test
- 21st Amendment
- 250 ASA
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9
- 9-eyes
- 90mm f/2.8 Leitz Tele-Elmarit
- 90mm f/2.8 Leitz Tele-Elmarit resolution test
- 90mm f/2.8 Tele-Elmarit – some results
A
- A (QTVR) brush with the law
- A bargain and a classic
- A bargain basement G1
- A bargain from Apple
- A better cable for the iPad
- A bigger hard drive for the MacBook Air
- A bigger MBA SSD
- A bigger Panny?
- A break in the storm
- A bully gets his
- A cheap 21mm finder for the Leica
- A cheap remote for the Canon 5D
- A cheap wireless remote
- A cheap, huge monitor
- A cool iPhone case
- A couple from the 35mm Nikkor
- A crank for cranks
- A dirt cheap eReader
- A face in the window
- A Fantasy
- A few from Santa Cruz
- A few from the 200mm Telyt
- A few from the 400mm f/5.6 ED IF Ai-S Nikkor
- A few from the 50mm f/1.4 Nikkor
- A few from the 80~200 f/4.5 Nikkor
- A few more from the 135mm Elmar
- A Filoli panorama and a wish
- A first Deep Fusion test
- A first HDR experiment
- A focus tab for the 35mm f/2 Canon LTM lens
- A fool and his money….
- A fortnight with Mountain Lion
- A good message needs few words
- A good snort
- A good try
- A Gorgeous Bit o’ Bottle
- A great Lightroom 3 book
- A great Quick Release tripod attachment
- A handy Apple ProRAW converter for the iPhone
- A handy backpack
- A handy bag
- A Leica M shoulder bag
- A Lightroom user’s experience
- A little more speed for the HP100
- A little tweak here ….
- A matte screen MacBook Air
- A Mighty Mouse replacement
- A new desktop look
- A palliative
- A part of me is no more
- A plug-in for filmies
- A predictable disappointment
- A prodigal son returns
- A real workout
- A revolutionary decade
- A revolutionary year in hardware and software
- A roll of Ektar
- A sad anniversary
- A simple precaution
- A smart move from Panasonic
- A Smile
- A stroll along the Embarcadero
- A tale of two Elmars
- A tale of two fifties
- A tale of two lenses
- A tale of two sensors
- A ten year digital device
- A tripod mount for the iPhone 11
- A true Panasonic G1 shutter count
- A Wii lesson for camera makers
- A wireless remote for the Panasonic G range
- A World from my Balcony
- A wrist strap for the iPhone
- About One
- ACR lens profiles
- Add the PP&P icon to your iOS device
- Adding a CPU to MF Nikkor lenses – Part I
- Adding a CPU to MF Nikkor lenses – Part II
- Adding a Fusion Drive to the Mac Pro – Part XXXI
- Adding a third monitor
- Adding EXIF data to film scans
- Adding EXIF data to film scans – improved
- Adding indexes to LTM lenses
- Adding sound to QTVR panoramas – Part I
- Adding sound to QTVR panoramas – Part II
- Adding sound to QTVR panoramas – Part III
- Adding surround sound to a 2 channel system
- Adding surround sound to a 2 channel system – second source
- Adjusting the CPU focus point in MF Nikkor lenses
- Adjusting the QTVR image
- Adobe +50%
- Adobe Flash on the iPad
- Adobe Ideas
- Adobe Photoshop Express
- Adobe’s Creative Cloud
- Adobe’s Deblur
- Advice for Mr. Cook
- AeriCam
- AF and AFD Nikkors
- Affinity Photo 2
- After the harvest
- After the Purge
- Ahead of the curve
- AirDrop
- AirPlay with multiple speakers
- AirTags
- Alfalfa
- Alternative keyboards
- Always carry …. a sound recorder?
- Amaranth flour waffles
- AMD Radeon GPUs
- America’s economic independence
- Americans pulling together
- Amos Chapple on the iPhone 11 Pro
- An American tragedy
- An amusing review
- An awesome viewfinder
- An earnest walk along Mission Street
- An economy Hackintosh – Part I
- An economy Hackintosh – Part II
- An efficient Lion installation
- An excellent Lightroom book
- An excellent Photoshop CS5 book
- An exchange of shared values
- An inexpensive Mac Pro mouse
- An inexpensive wired remote for the Leica SL series
- An iPad warranty
- An old Mac Mini for the home theater
- Analog rocks
- Anchorage 1978
- And now for some pictures
- Andy Grove
- Anonymous writes
- Another 10 years?
- Another EVF SLR
- Another fine Photoshop CS5 book
- Another hosing for the taxpayer
- Another iPad Photos anomaly
- Another Panasonic GX7
- Another sound panorama
- Another SSD for the HackPro
- Another unnecessary solution
- Any day now ….
- Aperture and Lightroom
- Aperture cheap
- Apple announces toaster
- Apple Battery Charger hype
- Apple boneheads
- Apple changes – 10 years
- Apple Cinema Display – Part XXVII
- Apple discards the college business
- Apple kills Aperture
- Apple Magic Mouse
- Apple News +
- Apple Photos for OS X
- Apple to fire Intel
- Apple’s awful hardware
- Apple’s Pages revisited
- Apple. Stupid.
- Apple. Con.
- AppleCare and warranty math
- AppleTV Mark III
- Apropos nothing
- Arctic Sound P311 headphones
- Are your images being stolen?
- Artcise NB36 ball head
- As the chaps at Monty Python once put it ….
- AsmaGate
- Aspect ratios
- At Shake Shack
- At the bird box
- At the grocer’s
- At the grocer’s
- At the library
- At the movies
- At the Movies – 10 years
- At the Wharf
- Attention spans
- Audrey and Leica
- Auto Blur
- Auto Blur updated
- Autochromes
- Automated file import in Lightroom
- Autoviewer
- Autumn – 2007
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- Back to the future
- Back to the future
- Back to the Past
- Background Blur
- Bad Mac advice
- Balls
- Barbara’s Fish Trap
- Bargain of the year
- Bartlett Lake, AZ
- BBC iPlayer
- Be skeptical
- Beating the burn
- Beautiful Planet
- Bel Air – 2015
- Bento
- Best and Worst
- Better HTML Export
- Better sound
- Beware the Cloud
- Big small storage
- Big Storage
- Bigger and faster
- Black and White is dead
- Black Swans and photography
- Bluetooth ruminations
- Blurb revisited
- Borrowlenses.com
- Bourke-White redux
- Boxers
- Brand awareness
- Brand no longer matters
- Brands and investments
- Breakfast
- Breakfast
- Breaking up
- British humor
- Buck’s
- Buildings
- Butt ugly. $60k+.
- Butterfly
C
- Caffe Roma
- Camera of the Year
- Camera prices unchanged in 50 years
- Camera profiles in Lightroom
- Cameras and aesthetic design
- Cameras and boat anchors
- Cameras and loyalty
- Cameras in 2010
- CameraTrace
- Candid Virtual Reality
- Canon – you need to fix your glass
- Canon 100mm Macro – Part I
- Canon 100mm Macro-L with IS
- Canon 135mm f/3.5 LTM lens
- Canon 135mm LTM resolution test
- Canon 15mm Fisheye lens – Part I
- Canon 15mm Fisheye lens – Part II
- Canon 15mm Fisheye lens – Part III
- Canon 1Ds Mark III
- Canon 200mm f/2.8 ‘L’ lens
- Canon 20mm – some further thoughts
- Canon 35mm f/2 – some results
- Canon 35mm f/2 LTM
- Canon 35mm f/2 resolution test
- Canon 400mm f/5.6 ‘L’ lens – Part I
- Canon 400mm f/5.6 ‘L’ lens – Part II
- Canon 50mm f/1.4 – some results
- Canon 50mm f/1.4 LTM
- Canon 50mm f/1.4 resolution test
- Canon 5D – can you say speed?
- Canon 5D – time to wait
- Canon 5D in use
- Canon 5D sensor dust
- Canon 5D sensor dust revisited
- Canon and collimation
- Canon and Goebbels
- Canon EOS 5D firmware update
- Canon EOS 5D Macho model
- Canon EOS 5D Mark II
- Canon EOS-1D C camera
- Canon lens quirk
- Canon sensors and the 5D
- Canon’s 20mm f/2.8 lens
- Canon’s big guns
- Canon’s EOS Capture
- Canson Infinity ink jet paper
- Capsicum
- Car wash
- CarBak
- Carbon Copy Cloner
- Cartoons, grafitti and photographs
- Cataloging movies and books
- Change or die
- Charm
- Cheap and good
- Cheap Arca plates
- Cheap filters
- Cheap pretentiousness
- Cheap scans
- Cheap sound recording for your computer
- Cheap, not nasty
- Chef Kurita
- Cherry blossoms
- Chiat/Day
- Choices
- Christmas gifts
- ClamXav
- Class
- Classics
- Cleaning house
- Cleaning HP DesignJet print heads
- Click bait
- Cloud computing and MobileMe
- Collections and Slideshows
- Color magazine
- Colorize me
- Columns of the year 2012 – Part 1 of 3
- Columns of the year 2012 – Part 2 of 3
- Columns of the year 2012 – Part 3 of 3
- Coming closer to God
- Common Blanketflower
- Common Stork’s Bill
- Computational photography
- Computer of the Year
- Computer of the year – 2010
- Congratulations to the NYT
- Connected
- Contax 21mm viewfinder
- Contax II
- Contax IIa
- Converting old MF Nikkors
- Correcting verticals
- Costly excess
- Cotton Thistle
- Cotton thistle – a closer look
- CrashPlan – Part I
- CrashPlan – Part II
- CrashPlan – Part III
- CrashPlan – Part IV
- CrashPlan – Part V
- Crop it Good
- Cropping is just a tool
- Cull ratios
- Cutting your losses
D
- D&G
- D700 – first impressions
- D700 – in the studio
- D700 dream trio
- D700 in use
- D700 options
- Dandelions
- Data Rescue …. to the rescue
- David Douglas Duncan
- David Hockney passes
- Death
- Death knell tolls
- Death of the Photojournalist
- Deep Fusion
- Degas – Photographer
- Delegate the drudge of routine printing
- Dell 2209WA monitor
- Design
- Design
- Design consistency
- Desperation at Nikon
- Desperation Purchases
- Dick Blick
- Did he, or didn’t he?
- Digger
- Digital Dust
- Digital hits a wall
- Digital Leica – not!
- Digital schmigital
- Digital tampering
- Digitizing slides
- Dino Motors
- Direct gaze
- Dirt cheap
- Disconnected
- Disk Drill
- Does equipment matter?
- Dogpatch and Pier 70
- Downtown Los Angeles
- DSLRs and wifi
- DxO Optics Pro Elite
- DxO ViewPoint
E
- Early MF Nikkor lenses
- Earth
- Easy Hackintosh wi-fi
- Ecco Ristorante
- Eddie Rickenbacker’s
- Edwin Land and genius
- El Orance is 50
- Electricity and magic
- Electronic surprises in 2018
- Elitism
- End of Empire
- Enhanced indexing of this site
- Enhanced QTVR interactive features
- Enjoying processing
- Enough with the Cloud, already
- Epson ET-8550 – ink use
- Epson ET-8550 – monochrome printing
- Epson ET-8550 – printing ICC test targets
- Epson ET-8550 – troubleshooting
- Epson ET-8550 printer – color matching and Quality
- Epson’s EVF
- Epson-ET8550 – using a tailored ICC profile
- Ergonomics and cameras
- Essential Blu-Ray movies
- Everything that is wrong with America
- Exakta Varex
- Exciting times for medium format digital
- Excuse me while I examine my Portlait setting through the Glid
- EXIF tailoring in Lightroom
- Experts and pictures
- Eye One Display software – OS Lion
- Eye-Fi and iPad
- Eye-One Display 2 colorimeter update
- EyeOne and OS X Lion
- EyeOne and OS X Lion – updated
- EyeOne revisited with Mountain Lion
F
- Facades
- Failure rates and fraud
- Fake Nikon camera batteries
- Falling lives
- Fan management in the Mac Pro – Part XXIX
- Faster SSDs
- Favorite gear of 2012
- Favorite posts of 2007
- Feather
- Fifteen billion and perfect
- Fighting for dynamic range
- Film is Dead
- Film or Digital
- Film was awful. It still is.
- Finally, a good HDR image
- Finally, a QTVR HDR real life panorama
- Fire sale
- First film results
- Five cheap lenses for the Leica M
- Five criteria
- Five stars
- Five years of the iPhone
- Five years old today
- Fix that flap
- Fixing distortions
- Fixing MicroUSB
- Fixing the LG OLED 65″ TV
- Fixing viewing in the Nikon FE
- Flax
- Flowering chive
- Focos depth masks
- Folders and collapsibles
- For the yearbook
- Ford vs. Ferrari
- Forget Technique
- Formula One – Bravo Honda!
- Fotopedia
- Found, at last!
- Four displays
- FrameShop
- Framing Really Big Prints
- Framing really big prints – an update
- Free Ruler
- Frescos and photography
- Fringale
- From light to bulk
- Frustration
- Fuji disappoints – again
- Fuji FX100
- Fuji FX100 web site
- Fuji X-Pro1 and Canon G1X
- Fuji X100 – deeply flawed
- Fuji X100 battery
- Fuji X100 brochure
- Fuji X100 manual
- Fuji X100 technical considerations
- Fuji X100s
- Fuji X100V
- Fuji, what IS your problem?
- Full aperture
- Full frame bargains
- Full Time Manual Focus
- Fun with the B&H catalog
G
- G1 discontinued?
- Garage kaizen
- Geotagging revisited
- Gérald Genta
- Getting closer
- Getting greedy
- Getting rid of zenith and nadir ‘holes’
- GIMP
- Giving Thanks
- Global interest
- Glossy paper
- Go ahead. Be a creep.
- Go where the money is
- Going Big
- Going glossy
- Good Photographs and Car Accidents
- Goodbye 2006
- Goodbye Kodachrome, hullo freedom.
- Goodbye Lightroom
- Goodbye, Canon and Thank You.
- Goodbye, Mr. Jobs and thank you.
- GoodReader – a solid file system for the iPad
- Google – a culture of theft?
- Google goes QTVR
- Google Translate
- Google’s culture revisited
- Gossen Luna-Pro F
- Grain
- Grain is dead
- Great news for iPad owners
- Great news from Nikon
- Great pictures! You must have an expensive camera.
- Greens
- Guadalupe
- Guardian Eyewitness
H
- Hackintosh goes Kepler – Part I
- Hackintosh goes Kepler – Part II
- Hanging huge prints
- Happy Memorial Day
- Happy New Year
- Happy Thanksgiving
- Happy Thanksgiving
- Happy Thanksgiving to one and all.
- Hardware changes in 2024
- Hardware of the Year
- Hardware of the Year
- Hassleblad CFV-50c
- Haswell
- Haswell for the desktop
- Hayes Street Grill
- HDD storage
- HDMI on the Hackintosh
- HDR for street snappers
- Hearst’s Castle
- Helicon Focus
- Helicon Focus – improved
- Helicon focus stacking with electronic flash and the Leica SL2-S
- Hey!
- Hide My Email
- High contrast scenes
- Hit with the ugly stick
- Hitting the wall
- Hotel 43
- How (not to) do security
- How (not) to sell your gear
- How many pixels?
- How much is too much?
- How not to succeed
- How to blow $7bn in 3 months
- How to clear a cocktail party
- How to destroy a legacy
- How to run a photo business
- How to save a $billion
- How wide is the iPhone UWA lens?
- HP DesignJet – an update
- HP DesignJet 90 – Part I
- HP DesignJet 90 – Part II
- HP Designjet 90 – Part III
- HP DesignJet 90 – Part IV
- HP DesignJet 90 ink use
- HP Designjet 90 still available!
- HP DesignJet 90/130 with Mavericks
- HP DesignJet annual checkup
- HP DesignJet monochrome printing
- HP Designjet paper profiles in Lightroom 2
- HP Designjet printer head cleaning and repair
- HP DesignJet printhead diagnosis
- HP DesignJet Z photo printer
- HP DJ90 with Snow Leopard
- HP dye printing paper
- HP ink costs
- HP100 – keeping the i7 cool
- HP100 adds USB3
- Hullo? Hullo?
- Hurricane Sandy
- Hurry. It’s almost over.
- Hyper-wide candids
I
- I like Leicas as much as the next man….
- iBooks Author
- Ice cream
- iCloud
- If all else fails, Make Mine Monochrome.
- If caps could talk
- If it can go wrong ….
- iMac engineers on Labor Day
- iMac HDD swap? No way.
- iMac surgery – Part I
- iMac surgery – Part II
- iMac surgery – Part III
- iMac surgery – Part IV
- Image processing
- ImageWell
- Immersive media
- Imminent failure
- Importing into Lightroom
- Improved Nikon GPS
- In praise of Black Dog
- In the Conservatory
- In the dark
- In the flower garden
- In the studio
- In the style of the Dutch Masters
- Indy developers rock!
- Ink and paper supplies
- Innovation is not invention
- Inside Samsung’s design lab
- Inside the Box
- Intel improves its SSD
- Into the Storm
- Into the sun
- Intuit’s sloth
- Investment advice
- iOS 15.4 improvements
- iOS6 panoramas
- iPad – first impressions
- iPad – first reactions
- iPad – getting ready
- iPad – one month later
- iPad – which size?
- iPad alternatives
- iPad application issues
- iPad battery replacement
- iPad Camera Connection Kit
- iPad connectivity
- iPad in the studio
- iPad mini – 2021
- iPad Pro
- iPad screen ratios and utilization
- iPad v2
- iPad wifi misbehavior
- iPad wifi speeds
- iPad wishes
- iPad Zagg screen protector
- iPhone 11 Pro – Part I
- iPhone 11 Pro – Part II
- iPhone 11 Pro 1.54mm ultrawide lens correction profile
- iPhone 11 Pro resolution
- iPhone 11 ultrawide lens and focus
- iPhone 12 on order
- iPhone 12 Pro
- iPhone 12 Pro Max – some observations
- iPhone 12Pro Max bumper
- iPhone 5 – my guess
- iPhone auxiliary lenses
- iPhone Explorer
- iPhone Pro – Part III
- iPhone Pro – Part IV
- iPhone Pro – Part IX
- iPhone Pro – Part V
- iPhone Pro – Part VI
- iPhone Pro – Part VII
- iPhone Pro – Part VIII
- iPhone X
- iPhone5
- iPhone7
- iPhoto on the iPad
- Is it enough if you just enjoy it?
- iSlate predictions
- It was 25 years ago today ….
- It was 7 years ago today
- It was an accident, honest!
- It’s the software, stupid
- iTablet/iSlate/iWhatever
- iTMS podcasts
- Itoya large print albums – update
- Itoya large print portfolio
- iTunes U
- Ive and Newson
- Ivy Bridge in the Hackintosh
J
- Joe Holmes on the D800
- Jony Ive on Steve Jobs
- July 4, 2006
- Just avoid holding it that way
- Just walking the pup
K
- Kate O’Briens
- Keks M-meter for Leica M
- Keks M-meter for Leica M – in use
- Kevin and Tiger
- Keywords in Lightroom
- Kindle Paperwhite
- Kindle Paperwhite – 2015 edition
- Kinect
- King Pano head – Part I
- King Pano head and PTMac – Part II
- King Pano head and PTMac – Part III
- Kitchenaid Artisan 5-Qt. stand mixer
- Kitsch
- Kiwi fruit
- Kodachrome
- Kodachrome – the only excuse to use film
- Kodak ads
- Kodak Ektar film
- Kodak RIP
L
- La Briciola
- Label drinkers
- Label drinkers revisited
- Laguna Seca – Vintage 2013
- Lameography
- Large prints on canvas
- Latest Canon 5D firmware
- Latest ICC color profiles for HP Designjet dye printers
- Latest iMac 27″ bench tests
- LCD screens
- Learning monochrome
- Legacy Nikon lenses
- Leica – Witness to a Century
- Leica 25mm f/1.4 Summilux MFT
- Leica lens coupling ring
- Leica M EV1
- Leica M10 – Part I
- Leica M10 – Part II
- Leica M10 – Part III
- Leica M10 – red dot be gone!
- Leica M10 – the Focus button
- Leica M10 battery life
- Leica M10 firmware update
- Leica M10 sensor cleaning
- Leica M11
- Leica M2 – Asahi Camera review
- Leica M3
- Leica makes disposable camera
- Leica SL2-S – fixing the strap
- Leica SL2-S and FOTOS
- Leica SL2-S and macro photography using Leica M lenses – Part I
- Leica SL2-S and macro photography using Leica M lenses – Part II
- Leica SL2-S and the 200mm f/4 Leitz Telyt
- Leica SL2-S and the Nikkor 400mm f/5.6 ED IF Ai-S lens
- Leica SL2-S multi-shot super resolution
- Leica SL2-S with Leica M lenses – Part I
- Leica SL2-S with Leica M lenses – Part II
- Leica SL2-S with Leica M lenses – Part III
- Leica SL2-S with the 100mm Macro-Elmar-R and Bellows-R
- Leica SL2-S with the Nikon PB-4 bellows and 80mm El Nikkor lens
- Leica X Vario
- Leica’s Watergate
- Leicameter
- Leicameter
- Leicameter MR4
- Leitz 400mm f/6.8 Telyt
- Leitz Trinovid binoculars
- Leni Riefenstahl
- Lenny
- Lens of the Year
- Lens profile correction in practice
- Lest we forget
- Let there be light
- Let’s Be Wild
- Levi’s
- LG Electronics OLED65C7P 65-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart OLED TV
- Light Lens Lab 35mm f/2 “8 element” lens – Part I
- Light Lens Lab 35mm f/2 “8 element” lens – Part II
- Light Lens Lab 50mm f/2 “Rigid SP-II” lens – Part I
- Light Lens Lab 50mm f/2 “Rigid SP-II” lens – Part II
- Lightroom 2
- Lightroom 2 keyboard shortcuts
- Lightroom 2 on an older Mac
- Lightroom 2 Trial
- Lightroom 2 tutorials
- Lightroom 2 Upgrade
- Lightroom 2.0
- Lightroom 2: Keywording
- Lightroom 3
- Lightroom 3 grain
- Lightroom 3 Lens Profile Creator
- Lightroom 4 Beta
- Lightroom 4 rocks
- Lightroom 5
- Lightroom 5 Beta
- Lightroom 5.3
- Lightroom 6
- Lightroom and round trips
- Lightroom Classic and paper profiles
- Lightroom defaults
- Lightroom masking in v15
- Lightroom on an older Mac
- Lightroom soft proofing and printing
- Lightroom supercharged
- Lightroom Tutorials
- Lightroom wins
- Lightroom with Shutterfly
- Like a beautiful old Leica ….
- Like the old days – not!
- Limekiln
- Linhof
- Linhof S168 tripod
- Linhof Twin Shank Pro tripod
- Lion on the Hackintosh
- Listmania
- Logitech G500 gaming mouse
- Logitech G502 wired mouse
- Logitech MX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse
- Long thoughts
- Looking to the future
- Losing my (large format) virginity.
- Louche Annie
- Louche Long
- Lugs and wombats
- Lumin
- Luna-Tik
- Lytro – dead wrong.
M
- Mac Mini – 2020
- Mac Mini M4 – Part I
- Mac Mini M4 – Part II
- Mac Mini M4 – Part III
- Mac Mini M4 – Part IV
- Mac Mini M4 – Part V
- Mac Mini M4 after one month – Part VI
- Mac OS 10.8.3
- Mac OS Lion
- Mac OS X is Ten years old
- Mac Pro 2009 Part II
- Mac Pro 2009 Part III
- Mac Pro 2009 Part V
- Mac Pro 2009 Part VI
- Mac Pro 2009 Part VII
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part I
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XIII
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XIV
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XV
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XVI
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XVII
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XVIII
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XXV
- Mac Pro 2009 – Part XXVI
- Mac Pro 2009 Part IV
- Mac Pro 2009 Part IX
- Mac Pro 2009 Part VIII
- Mac Pro 2009 Part X
- Mac Pro 2009 Part XII
- Mac Pro 2009 Part XXI
- Mac Pro 2009 Part XXIII
- Mac Pro 2009 Part XXIV
- Mac Pro 2013
- Mac Pro 2019
- Mac Pro buying opportunities
- MacBook 2017/2018
- MacBook Air 2012 – Part I
- MacBook Air 2012 – Part II
- MacBook Air 2013 – Part I
- MacBook Air 2013 – Part II
- MacBook Air 2014
- MacBook Air 2015
- Machining 6-bit code pits on Leica lenses
- MacMini – just say No.
- MacMini 2012
- Macro lenses
- Macs and nuts
- Macworld
- Making an eBook
- Making huge prints
- Making huge prints revisited
- Making Lion roar
- Making the Reflex Nikkor sing
- Manhattan on Manhattan
- Manual change
- Market Street
- Marketing and choice
- Meat cleaver
- Mediasonic HF2-SU3S2 4 bay drive enclosure
- Mediocrity
- Meet my new view camera
- Memory, nostalgia and family albums
- Merry Christmas
- Messing about
- Metropol
- Micro Four Thirds
- Microsoft Surface
- Microsoft Surface recycled
- Midnight in Paris
- Migrating to Lightroom from Aperture
- Mind blown
- Minox B
- Minting it
- Mirror slap in the 5D revisited
- Mirror slap in the Canon 5D
- Mise en place
- Missed it!
- Missing in 2012
- Mob occupies US Capitol
- MobileMe revisited
- Modern trends
- Monitor calibration
- Monochrome cop out
- Monochrome flashback
- Moom
- More censorship from Leica
- More desaturation
- More film, another lab
- More Helicon macros
- More large format adventures
- More lies from CBS
- More on Adobe lens corrections in Lightroom 3
- More on keywords
- More on Lightroom printing
- More on PDF book publishing
- More on single image tone mapping
- Morning in America
- Mountain Lion – don’t rush
- Mountain Lion on the Hackintosh
- Mounting Big Prints revisited
- Mounting glossy prints
- Mounting hell
- Mounting Really Big Prints
- Multi-media rocks!
- Music box photography is back
- Musso & Frank’s grill
- My close-up and macro journey
- My desk
- My favorite street snapper
- My gear cabinet
- My iPad is for sale!
N
- Nagel Pupille
- Nap
- NASA is back!
- National Geographic
- Neil Armstrong
- Networking Macs
- Never underestimate the consumer’s taste
- New balls for the iPad
- New EOS 5D firmware
- New! Improved!
- Next year’s model
- Nexus 7 2013 tablet – Part IV
- Nexus 7 2013 tablet – Part I
- Nexus 7 2013 tablet – Part II
- Nexus 7 2013 tablet – Part III
- Nexus 7 2013 tablet – Part V
- Night Mode optimisation
- Nik Collection
- NIK collection now free
- Nikkor 20mm f/3.5 Ai-S lens
- Nikkor 105mm f/4 Micro-Nikkor Ai-S macro lens
- Nikkor 16-35mm AF-S f/4 ED N VR lens
- Nikkor 180mm f/2.8 AF ED-IF lens
- Nikkor 200mm f/4 Micro-Nikkor IF
- Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 AiS lens
- Nikkor 20mm f/3.5 UD lens
- Nikkor 24-120mm f/3.5-5.6D IF AF lens
- Nikkor 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5D AF lens
- Nikkor 300mm f/4.5 ED IF AIS MF lens
- Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX lens
- Nikkor 500mm f/8N AI Reflex lens
- Nikkor 55mm f/3.5 Micro lens
- Nikkor 80~200mm f/4.5 Ai lens
- Nikkor AF 35-70mm f/2.8D zoom lens
- Nikkor AI conversions DIY
- Nikkor N.C. 28mm f/2 lens
- Nikkor Series E 75-150 mm f/3.5 MF zoom lens
- Nikkor-H 28mm f/3.5 lens
- Nikkor-H 85mm f/1.8 lens
- Nikkor-H Auto 50mm f/2 lens
- Nikkor-HC Auto 50mm f/2 lens
- Nikkor-N.C 24mm lens
- Nikkor-O 35mm f/2 lens
- Nikkor-P 105mm f/2.5 lens
- Nikkor-Q 135mm f/3.5
- Nikkor-Q 200mm f/4 lens
- Nikkor-S 50mm f/1.4 lens
- Nikon – a magnificent legacy
- Nikon 43-86mm f/3.5 in use
- Nikon 43-86mm f/3.5 zoom lens – Part I
- Nikon 43-86mm f/3.5 zoom lens – Part II
- Nikon 80-200 Zooms
- Nikon buyers beware
- Nikon D700 Guide by Thom Hogan
- Nikon D800 cropping
- Nikon D800 film scanning – Part I
- Nikon D800 film scanning – Part IV
- Nikon D800 film scanning – Part II
- Nikon D800 film scanning – Part III
- Nikon D800 vs. Noritsu HQ film scans
- Nikon D850
- Nikon Df
- Nikon F100
- Nikon FF lens selection
- Nikon FF mirrorless bodies
- Nikon Magnifying Eyepiece
- Nikon MB-D10 battery grip
- Nikon V1
- Nikon voice memos
- Nikon’s bizarre pricing
- No looking back
- No more black market
- No more Comments
- No more cover-ups
- No more dead forests
- No more Google Reader
- No more identity theft
- No more slot loading
- No pig for Pig
- Noise
- North by Northwest
- Not for what?
- Not in the Canon 5D Mark II
- Not really luck
- Nova
- Nuclear Wintour
- NYC in the snow
O
- O’Neill’s
- Octopus
- Of current interest
- Of trolls and losers
- Oh! Siri
- Oklahoma!
- Old Glory
- Olympus 17mm f/1.8 MFT Zuiko – Part I
- Olympus 17mm f/1.8 MFT Zuiko – Part III
- Olympus 17mm f/1.8 MFT Zuiko Part II
- Olympus 45mm F/1.8 MFT Zuiko – Part I
- Olympus 45mm F/1.8 MFT Zuiko – Part II
- Olympus 9-18mm MFT lens – Part I
- Olympus 9-18mm MFT lens – Part II
- Olympus 9-18mm MFT lens – Part III
- Olympus E-M5 II
- Olympus EP-1 …. woof!
- Olympus fades
- Olympus gets serious
- Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II – Part I
- Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II – Part II
- On Leica cameras
- On reflection
- On speed
- Once magazine
- One hundred yards – Part V
- One more reason the press is dying
- One week with Lion
- One year later
- One year with the Epson ET-8550 printer
- One year with the Panasonic G1
- Online digital storage
- Ornamental pear blossom
- OS X – the new Windows
- OS X Mavericks
- OS X Yosemite
- Out and about with the 20mm Nikkor
- Out and about with the 28mm Nikkor
- Outstanding journalism
P
- Pachino
- Pages for books
- Paint job
- Panasonic 12-35mm f/2.8 Power OIS MFT lens – Part I
- Panasonic 12-35mm f/2.8 Power OIS MFT lens – Part II
- Panasonic 14-42mm Power Zoom lens
- Panasonic 14-45mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS MFT Lens
- Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 MFT lens – Part I
- Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 MFT lens – Part II
- Panasonic 3D lens
- Panasonic 45-200 mm lens for the G1 – Part I
- Panasonic 45-200 mm lens for the G1 – Part II
- Panasonic FF mirrorless imminent
- Panasonic G1 grain
- Panasonic G1 software updates
- Panasonic GF1
- Panasonic GF1 – close, no cigar
- Panasonic GX7 firmware update
- Panasonic GX8
- Panasonic Leica 15mm f/1.7 MFT lens
- Panasonic Lumix 20mm Micro Four-Thirds lens
- Panasonic Lumix GX7 – Part I
- Panasonic Lumix GX7 – Part II
- Panasonic Lumix GX7 – Part III
- Panasonic Lumix GX7 – Part IV
- Panasonic Lumix GX7 – Part V
- Panasonic Lumix GX7 spare batteries
- Panasonic Lumix S5
- Panasonic LX100
- Panasonic S1R FF SLR
- Pandora’s Box
- Panny underwhelms
- Paranoia ….
- Paul Prudhomme
- Payola and conflicts of interest
- PDF camera manuals on the iPad
- PDF file size and definition
- Peace
- Pearls among swine
- Pentax does it right
- Pentax Q
- Perfect Effects 8
- Perfect Resize 7
- Photographers and bullfighters
- Photographs – 10 years
- Photography and the CPI
- Photography books – 10 years
- Photography is not a group activity
- Photography is over
- Photography podcasts
- Photojournalism is dead
- Photojournalism now
- Photomatix HDR
- Photoshop CS5
- Photoshop CS5 and CAF
- Photoshop on the 2012 MacBook Air
- Picture frames
- Picture Packages
- Pine cone – base
- Pine cone – front
- Pixel peeping fallacies
- Pixel peeping the D2x
- Plasma displays
- Plex
- Pluto
- Poaching eggs
- Pocket Light Meter
- Pogo stylus for iPad
- Political photography
- Portrait modes in the iPhone 11
- Posts of the Year
- Pre-Ai-S Nikkor exposure issues
- Preparing for the big day
- Print the facts, forget the rumors
- Printer profiles and root canals
- Printing paper for the HP DesignJet 30/90/130 – Part I
- Printing paper for the HP DesignJet 30/90/130 – Part II
- Printing paper for the HP DesignJet 30/90/130 – Part III
- Printing Paper for the HP DesignJet 30/90/130 – Part IV – Fade tests
- Pseuds’ Corner lives
- PTLens
- Publish or be damned
- Publishing with Blurb – Part I
- Publishing with Blurb – Part II
- Pushing it
- Putting my money….
- Putting out the garbage
Q
- Q & A
- Q&A five years on
- QTVR on the big screen
- QTVR on the TV screen
- QTVR panoramas on my web site
- Quack, quack, quack.
- Quadcopter imagery
- Quality is subjective
- Quality VR photography
- Quesabesde on the Fuji X100
- QuickTime + High Dynamic Range photography
- Quicktime movie enhancements
R
- Ralph Lauren Fall 2012
- Rambo meets Mitsumoto Sakari
- Random posts
- Raspberries
- Reading on the iPad
- Really Large Prints
- Reassuring myself
- Recapturing the Leica spirit
- Recent Nvidia cards in the Mac Pro
- Red
- Red dress
- Red house
- Red onion
- Redwoods redux
- Reflx light meter
- Remote strobe trigger
- Remote with an iTunes music server
- Remove ads from Apple News
- René Gruau
- Replacement Leica M10 battery – testing
- Resist the temptation
- Restoring enameled cookware
- Restoring engraved lens markings
- Rich
- Rick Stein’s Secret France
- Ring flash
- Ripping Blu-Ray DVDs
- Rokinon MFT 7.5mm f/3.5 MFT fisheye lens – Part I
- Rolex Datejust 41
- Rolleiflex 6003
- Rooftop car
- Rosamunde Sausage Grill
- Rot
- Rotating your artwork display
- Ruchi
- Runner
- Running Lightroom on the iPad
- Running Windows on a Mac
S
- Samsung rises
- Saving Sammy’s best
- Scam
- Scanning film with a DSLR – video
- SDHC cards in the Canon 5D
- Second fifteen
- Secular thinking
- Security fasteners for AirTags
- Seeing more
- Seiko PADI solar
- Senility is a nasty thing
- Sensor (non)sense
- Sensor cleaning
- Sensor cleaning on the cheap
- Serial dropping
- Serial failure
- Serious magic
- Serious magic from NASA
- SF late sun
- Shake a Leg
- Sharp and unsharp
- Sharpening the 35mm f/3.5 Summaron RF
- Sharpness – film scans vs. digital files
- Sheer charm
- Shelves that slide
- Shocking hypocrisy
- Should Apple make a stand alone camera?
- Showy Milkweed
- Shutter lag
- Shutterfly
- Shutterfly photobooks
- Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 APS-C zoom
- Sigma 20-200mm zoom lens on the Leica SL2-S – Part I
- Sigma 20-200mm zoom lens on the Leica SL2-S – Part II
- Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM A1 for Nikon – Part I
- Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM A1 for Nikon – Part II
- Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM A1 Nikon – update
- Sigma DP1 – pass
- Sigma DP1 – update
- Signs of intelligence at Leica
- Simple animation
- Simple lines and colors
- Single image tone mapping
- Site search has been fixed
- Six into One does go
- Small sensor noise
- Smarter eBooks
- Smoked beef brisket
- Smooth that video
- Snap!
- Snapseed
- Snapseed for OS X
- Snapseed for OS X improved
- Snow Leopard – Just Say No
- Snow Leopard 10.6.7
- Snow Leopard coming around
- So you thought f/1.4 was fast?
- Sofabaton U1 universal remote
- Soft proofing with Lightroom
- Software aberration correction
- Software of the year
- Software of the Year
- Software of the Year
- Software of the Year
- Software of the Year
- Solutions looking for problems
- Some 135s
- Some architecture
- Some G1 statistics
- Some more thoughts on ImageAlign
- Some outdoor HDR experiments
- Some prints yield a fond goodbye to medium format
- Something’s afoot at Panasonic
- Sony a7C
- Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 III
- Sony NEX-5
- Sony NEX-7
- Sony RX1 camera
- Sound memories
- Sound recording
- Spam in the RSS feed
- Speed
- Spiraea
- Spot the difference
- Spot the film user
- Spot the Sociopath
- Square
- SSDs and TRIM
- Stacks
- Stamp out sensor dust
- Still movies
- Stonecrop
- Stop those scratches
- Stop wasting Time – Part I
- Storage is power
- Strawberries
- Street Smarts
- Street Snaps 2009-2010
- Strong foregrounds make for strong panoramas
- Studio Flash
- Stuff
- Stumbling about
- Supersize me
- Swing set
- SX-70
T
- Take fewer pictures
- Taking Rube Goldberg for a spin
- Talent
- Taste and discretion
- Technical articles – 10 years
- Technology changes – 10 years
- Ten questions for Mr. Cook
- Tessina
- Test your Photo IQ
- Tethered photography with Lightroom 2
- Tethered shooting with Lightroom
- Thanks, Mr. Land
- Thanksgiving 2023
- Thanksgiving?
- That Canon wonder lens again
- That first ‘roll’
- The ‘new’ Leica M9P
- The 2012 tech budget
- The 2018 iPad
- The 2018 iPhones
- The 20mm Nikkor revisited
- The 400mm close-up lens
- The Abduction
- The Age of Machines
- The amazing technology price spiral
- The Apple Watch
- The AppleTV with the iPad and iOS 4
- The bad old days
- The BenQ PD3200Q 32 inch monitor
- The best $140 you will ever spend
- The best bread knife – Tojiro
- The best computer ever
- The biggest loss in the demise of the LP ….
- The Biltmore, Santa Barbara
- The Blue House 3
- The Brickhouse Café
- The BTS steadicam
- The Burning House
- The Butler & The Chef Bistro
- The Canon 85mm f/1.8 lens in the studio
- The cardinal returns
- The CD is dead
- The Choir
- The Christmas snap
- The Computer History Museum – Part II
- The Contarex
- The cost of gear
- The Crown Graphic
- The cult of Leica
- The curse of black
- The designer as star
- The dumbwatch
- The end of IT hegemony
- The EPL theory of success
- The Epson ET-8550 printer
- The first color image
- The Fish Market
- The Fuji X100 – time to wait
- The Full English
- The future of ‘serious’ cameras
- The future of the desktop computer
- The G1 kit lens
- The genius of Kodak
- The genius of Steve Jobs
- The Glif
- The GTX980 GPU for the Mac Pro – Part XXX
- The Hackintosh and Blu-Ray
- The Hackintosh for 2013
- The Hackintosh gets a speed boost
- The HackMini
- The HackPro – Part I
- The HackPro – Part II
- The HackPro and obsolescence
- The HackPro gains an SSD
- The HackPro upgraded
- The HP Slate
- The iPad 3
- The iPad after one week – hardware
- The iPad after one week – software
- The iPad Air
- The iPad as a second or third display
- The iPad as drawing tablet
- The iPad Mini
- The iPad Mini – Part 1
- The iPad Mini – Part II
- The iPad six months later
- The iPad’s IPS screen
- The iPhone 11 Pro
- The iPhone 4S – Part I
- The iPhone 4S – Part II
- The iPhone 4S – Part III
- The iPhone 4S does San Francisco
- The iPhone 5 – Part I
- The iPhone 5 – Part II
- The iPhone 5 camera
- The iPhone 6
- The iPhone 6 – a couple of snaps
- The iPhone 6 – Part II
- The iPhone is 10
- The Kindle Fire
- The Kodak Girl
- The L5 Remote
- The last great iMac – September, 2016
- The last Hackintosh – the HP100 – Part I
- The last Hackintosh – the HP100 – Part II
- The last Hackintosh – the HP100 – Part III
- The last Hackintosh – the HP100 – Part IV
- The LCD price spiral continues
- The Leica DP – Part I
- The Leica DP – Part II
- The Leica DP – Part III
- The Leica DP – Part IV
- The Leica DP – Part V
- The Leica DP – Part VI
- The Leica for the rest of us
- The Leica M
- The Leica M10 1,000 snaps later
- The Leica M9 and the Viewfinder Revolution
- The Leica Q
- The Leica X1 and street snaps
- The Leicaflex SL
- The Leitz close-up gizmo outfit
- The LG 34UM95C ultrawide display
- The Liberty Café
- The Library, Portsmouth, NH
- The Light L16 camera
- The Light Lens Lab 1.4x finder magnifier for the Leica M
- The Lightroom 4 book by Martin Evening
- The Logitech MX900 mouse
- The Lytro camera
- The Mac Mini – 2009
- The Mac Mini upgraded – 2009
- The MacBook Air – Part I
- The MacBook Air – Part II
- The MacBook Air – Part III
- The MacBook Air – Part IV
- The MacBook Air – Part V
- The macro studio
- The Man who was Never Caught
- The military iMac
- The Minox
- The Mirrorless Revolution
- The most fun I ever had taking pictures
- The Music Teacher
- The netbook Apple will not make
- The new AppleTV – Part I
- The new AppleTV – Part II
- The new AppleTV – Part III
- The new art book
- The new iMac – 2012
- The new iMacs – 2011
- The new Kindle
- The new Kindle – Part II
- The new Mac Pro – 2013 – Part XX
- The New Macs – 2012
- The new Noct
- The new photojournalism
- The next revolution
- The Nikkor 16-35mm revisited
- The Nikon D2X – Part I
- The Nikon D2X – Part II
- The Nikon D2X – Part III
- The Nikon D3 being built
- The Nikon D3x
- The Nikon D700 and geotagging – Part I
- The Nikon D700 and geotagging – Part II
- The Nikon D700 revisited
- The Nikon D800
- The Nikon D800 in the studio
- The Nikon D800 outfit
- The obsoleting of expertise
- The old Mac Pro is plenty fast
- The Olympics end
- The Olympus E-PL1 and new lenses
- The Panasonic 14mm lens
- The Panasonic G1 – Part I
- The Panasonic G1 – Part II
- The Panasonic G1 – Part III
- The Panasonic G1 – Part IV
- The Panasonic G1 – Part V
- The Panasonic G1 – Part VI
- The Panasonic G1 – Part VII
- The Panasonic G1 – Part VIII
- The Panasonic G1 and GH1 sensors
- The Panasonic G3 – Part I
- The Panasonic G3 – Part II
- The Panasonic G3 – Part III
- The Panasonic G3 – Part IV
- The Panasonic G3 – Part V
- The Panasonic G3 – Part VI
- The Panasonic G3 – soon?
- The Panasonic LX-1 revisited
- The Panasonic LX-3
- The Panasonic LX100 – a closer look
- The Panasonic LX100 in use
- The perfect egg in a shell
- The photo gallery of the future
- The photo press
- The Photographer-Mule migrates up-market.
- The power of RAW
- The power of RAW
- The Presto Belgian waffle maker
- The problem with P&S cameras
- The problem with small sensors
- The Race Track improved
- The Razer Death Adder 3500dpi mouse
- The real capacity of storage cards
- The red shoes
- The Rolleiflex 2.8D
- The Russar 20mm lens
- The Savoring books
- The side-cutting can opener
- The Sirui K-40X ball head
- The StackShot
- The state of the art
- The Sunbeam AP10 coffee percolator
- The Sunbeam Radiant Control toaster
- The Surreal
- The Thirsty Bear
- The trouble with Flickr
- The Unfair Advantage
- The USPS is back
- The vintage Black & Decker electric can opener
- The visceral
- The winter of our discontent
- The woeful state of consumer digital cameras
- The work ethic
- The year of the tablet
- Themes have their uses
- There goes another $50,000
- There’s nothing quite like mounting.
- There’s one born every minute
- ThinkTank Retrospective 10 bag
- This just in from Reuters
- Three displays at work
- Three hundred bucks a year
- Thrill to the sights and sounds of racing Porsches
- Throw away your lens cap and case
- Tiffany’s at Christmas
- Time for a Canon 5D upgrade
- Time for an Apple camera?
- Time on the iPad
- Tips for the Daguerrean
- Today’s Hackintosh
- Today’s slideshow
- Tombstone, AZ
- Tomorrow’s viewfinder
- Top class
- Topaz DeNoise
- Topaz Labs Image Unblur
- TotalFinder
- Towards 100 megapixels
- Toys
- Tracker blocking
- Tracking warranties
- Traditional British Cooking
- Troubling times for PPs
- Trust
- Trying the new MacBook Pro – 2009
- TuneIn Radio
- Twenty photographs
- Two bargain classics
- Two bargains from Panasonic
- Two fine 85s
- Two twenties
- Two years with the Canon 5D
- Two years with the Panasonic G1
U
- Ugly sells
- Uh huh.
- Umbria
- Undercover
- Unplanned survival
- Up periscope!
- Upcoming deaths
- Upgrading the Mac Pro 2013 – Part XXII
- Upgrading to iPhoto ’11
- Upstrap in action
- Useful apps – Dock and Desktop
- Useful apps – in the Menu Bar
- Using GPS coordinates
- Using mSATA drives in the Mac Pro – Part XXVIII
- Using reviews
V
- Valoi easy120 film scanning device
- Vanity Fair comes to the iPad
- Vibration Reduction
- Video with telemetry – Part II
- Viewfinders
- Vince LaForet on the Canon 5D Mark II
- Virgin Mobile MiFi 2200
- Virtual Reality comes to town
- Virtual reality revisited
- Vizio E552VLE
- Vogue on the iPad
- Vogue’s 120th
- Voigtlander 25mm f/0.95 MFT lens
- Vote!
W
- Working with two displays
- Waiting for the iPhone 4S
- Wake up call
- Walter Mandler
- Wanted: An Apple camera
- Web sites for photographs
- Weddings by Buissink
- Werra and Bauhaus
- Wetzlar goes to Tokyo
- What Steve wrought
- When all else fails, change your logo
- When eras end
- Where should the money go?
- Where the good stuff is
- White Birches
- White House china
- Why I cancelled my iPhone 4 order
- Why Lightroom is a good thing
- Why the iPhone 4 sucks
- Why wait?
- Why your next camera should be a phone
- Wi-fi dongles
- Windows on the Mac Pro
- Windows with Lion
- Wireless video routing
- Withdrawal symptoms
- Woof!
- Work and play
- Workarounds to Adobe’s tyranny
- Working a war economy
- Working with Custom Sets
- WSJ puffery
X
Y
- “You have never had it so good”
- Yellow Daylily
- Yesss!
- You probably do not need a 5D
- Your nearest and dearest