Having been taken to task by a reader when he felt I had compared apples to oranges in a week’s posting on Sony cameras, I am going to be careful with this one - I wish to state that I am comparing watermelons to water...
No special skills needed - it's a cut and paste job...
We are told that light goes at 299,792,458 metres per second. That may be so when there is company present but I can assure you that when you are using a pinhole camera the stuff travels considerably slower. While you might get your ordinary photography...
Have all your photographs started to look like Ridley Scott movies? Are the heads of all your portraits surrounded by a golden halo...
The weblog column of Camera Electronic is changing. Oh you still can’t escape from Uncle Dick Stein, the writer, and who would want to… But we have decided to set the daily column out on the WordPress system rather than the previous carrier. You will not...
We are told that light goes at 299,792,458 metres per second. That may be so when there is company present but I can assure you that when you are using a pinhole camera the stuff travels considerably slower. While you might get your ordinary photography...
I originally wrote this piece in 2017 for a previous PhotoLive show down in town. For some reason it languished in the file cabinet. I was amazed to see how much of it was perfectly usable for yesterday's PhotoLive at the Edith Cowan campus. Shows...
No apologies for the inches, children. It is what the adults use to measure photographic surfaces. Even if we do give in to buying inkjet paper in A4, A3 and A2 sizes, we still get boxes of 6 x 4 and 5 x 7 from Ilford....
Do you have an abbey window handy? Do you have a top hat? Do you have a new Ilford Obscura pinhole camera kit? Well you too can be Henry Fox Talbot and be the envy of your friends at the camera club. Okay, it is not...
The biggest news this season is the industry-shaking announcement of the team-up of Camera Electronic with Flapoflex Corporation...