09 Sep ” Everyone Who Has A DSLR Is A Photographer Now…”
Smile when you say that, pardner...
September 2015
08 Sep Memoirs Of A Flasher – With Promaster
" Well, Officer, it was like this...
08 Sep The Echo Of The Rattle Gun
Clients who ring us up today may be forgiven for thinking we are in the midst of a re-enactment of the Easter Rising. The builders are on the roof installing solar panels and a great deal of the work involves hammer drills - thus the...
07 Sep Nothing Says Lovin’
The time for annual vacations is rapidly approaching. Wise shoppers are beating the crowds by shopping early. The camera trade is no exception to this.Now is the time to come in and get the summer vacation camera. Because you'll have enough time to read the...
07 Sep The New Panasonic
I am anticipating the showing of the new Panasonic GX8 camera here at Camera Electronic between 6:00PM and 8:00PM this coming Wednesday. The previous model - the GX7 - is a marvellous camera and fits so many of the criteria of the mirror-less fan that...
07 Sep Cheap Cool
I have long been guilty of making fun of the Russian makers of the Lomo cameras for their product - and so far I have gotten away with it. I suspect that few people read the ads anyway.Well, if you are reading this, here is...
07 Sep The Ultimate Cool
You can tell when people want to be cool - the clothing and mannerisms give them away. Oddly enough, where you would expect extreme conservatism in taste to be the order of the day, the opposite often prevails. Witness the rash of tight jeans, red...
07 Sep Off Camera Flash And the Event Photographer
I have never quite decided what an event photographer is. Or what an event photographer does.An infantry assault over open ground in the face of machine guns is an event - likewise a wedding is an event, similar to the infantry assault, but with the...
07 Sep Classic Chrome In The Sunshine
The Fujifilm Classic Chrome setting for their X-T1, X-T10, X-1oot and X-E2 cameras is something inside them that makes jpeg images look like a slide film that was first developed in upstate New York in the 1930's and later modified to have more colour fidelity...
07 Sep Film 101 – Or How To Read The Fridge Before You Raid The Fridge
Some of our new clients are students and come to us with sheets of instructions from their schools - list of things to buy for their course. This is undoubtedly helpful to them as long as the writers of the lists are up-to-date in the...