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Mountains, What Mountains?
Guest Post by John Larsen When my cousin from Denmark asked my partner and I if we would like to join her on her first trip to the Canadian Rocky Mountains we jumped at the idea. Having previously visited, we were excited to see the spectacular scenery and amazing...
First Impressions: Rotolight NEO 2 Explorer Kit
Today's Post by Joe Farace In my post, Why Such High ISO’s for my LED Portraits?, I wrote about using Rotolight's NEO LED lights to shoot portraits and in an update mentioned that I would be receiving a three-light NEO kit to review. Well, it's here and I would like...
So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright
So long, Frank Lloyd Wright. I can't believe your song is gone so soon—Paul Simon Today's Post by Joe Farace Some time tomorrow on Sunday October 7, 2018 the Mirrorless Photo Tips blog that Mark Toal and I created more than four years ago will cease to exist. Update:...
Shooting Portraits with Sigma’s 30mm f/2.8 DN Lens
The more I shoot with Micro Four-thirds in my 11×15-foot home studio, the more I like it.
Support Lou Jones’ panAFRICAproject Book
Today's Post by Joe Farace I am not a big fan of Kickstarter projects sponsored by photographic companies trying to get you to fund their new products. I think if you own a company and believe in it, you should develop and fund your own projects. On the other hand I'm...
Why I’m Not a Fan of Auto ISO
Today's Rant by Joe Farace This blog has never been a “my way or the highway” forum. I've always believed that there are lots of ways to accomplish anything, including obtaining proper exposure, in photography and today’s post just reflects my opinion. Like most of...