First impressions of the Sony RX1Riii
The moment Sony launched the RX1Riii, I knew I was in trouble. The good kind of trouble. I had given up on ever seeing a successor to one of my favorite cameras of all time, the RX1Rii. I loved that camera and actually owned the original RX1R as well. It really was the take-everywhere camera for me for a long time. But my nature got the better of me and I eventually sold it, telling myself I needed something else, as I tend to do. (Remind me of this sentence in six months to
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Mastering Light Metering: How I finally understood its importance
Even though I consider myself a hobby photographer for more than two decades, it has taken me until the last year to finally look into proper light metering. Perhaps this is the downside of being a self-taught photographer, but while I learned quickly enough how to play with shutter times, aperture and ISO, I always kept the metering on auto on the many cameras I shot with. Until last year that is. Deliberate shadows (Sony RX1RM3) I actually don't know what got me looking de
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The quirks of the Leica Q3 43 - a year later.
I am quite harsh towards photography gear with a very short term perspective of its appeal. That isn't always fair to the gear but it's my blog so I get to write whatever I want. This post is all about the quirks of the Leica Q3 43. After a year of use, I am still conflicted about this camera. Is it good? Is it small? Is it actually big? I honestly don't know anymore. I think that says more about me than about the product created by the lovely people in Wetzlar, Germany. I kn
Nov 13, 20253 min read
The Leica Q3 43 goes to Spain and takes a little friend (the OM-3)
A new side of Spain I've been to Spain many times but there are many parts unknown to me. The goal for this trip was to see the Basque...
Sep 8, 20258 min read
