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Monochrome Monday: Sigma’s 35mm f/2 in the Snow
Some Internet pundits feel the 35mm focal length isn’t that useful because it’s not wide enough on one hand and not long enough on the other. I have the opposite opinion; It’s these same characteristics that endear the 35mm prime lens to me.
Determining the Best Exposure for Outdoor Portraits?
All modern DSLRs and mirrorless cameras have some kind of built-in light meters and some of them even have a spot metering function but nevertheless I still use a hand-held meter, especially when shooting outdoor portraits.
Joe’s Movie Club: Looking at Classic Films
It all started innocently enough… Mary was working late a few nights in a row so I decided to put on my Criterion Collection copy of Sullivan’s Travels (1941.)
Breaking Through the Limits of Your Comfort Zone
Paul Simon once said that real talent evolves, changes and grows over time, which pretty much explains why “Sound of Silence” doesn’t sound anything like “Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes.”
Film Friday: The Ins & Outs of Photo CD
If you’ve shot film in the past chances are that you used Kodak’s Photo CD process to scan your slides or negatives.
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