14 Jan ” I’m Going On Holiday…”
" And I want the best camera for travel. My brother-in-law told me what to get and now I've come down and tell you...
January 2020
13 Jan Fujifilm GFX – Point And Shoot
If you take enough time to prepare yourself, you can point and shoot with nearly anything...
10 Jan NiSi Again – Landscape Shooters To The Fore
If your camera could use a 100mm set of filters for effective light control during landscape or seascape shooting, NiSi have packaged up a holder kit to make it easy - and they have looked ahead to the conditions where you might be forced to...
09 Jan Whaddaya Got, Carlos?
Filters! Filters For Everyone! Olé! Well, filters for those of us that use smaller cameras but want bigger results. I can see this idea being of use to the Fujifilm, Ricoh, Panasonic, and Olympus shooters in particular. In Carlos' case it will be his Ricoh GRIII...
08 Jan The Courage Of The Secondhand Cabinet
Are you a courageous person? Do you have nerves of steel...
07 Jan Whaddaya Got, Ricky?
I am in the habit of pestering the sales staff at the Murray Street and Stirling Street shops for news about goods and good news about older stock. Each staff member has their own field of expertise, and I pick 'em in rotation. One day...
06 Jan Welcome To The Adventurers
I hope Fujifilm Australia will forgive me for pinching one of their internet images to accompany this post. I do not have a Fujifilm X-Pro2 camera to hand to illustrate it and my older X-Pro1 model is somewhat different - but then if you are...
03 Jan Grab Bag
Or perhaps that should read " Fold bag "...
02 Jan Pay Per View – Part Three – Free Film
Watson Bulk Loader. If you have never seen one, google. If you owned one - or one of the other fine bulk load machines - remember how sensible you thought you were going to be. Why, you'd be able to load all your own 35mm cassettes...
01 Jan Pay Per View – Part Two – Captain Frugal In The 2020’s
Good morning. Welcome to a new decade. As it is 2020, let's get the Roaring Twenties joke out of the way straight up - that roaring in your head is the result of the New Year's Eve celebration. It will settle down in about two years...