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May 2014

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Panasonic Lumix 14-140mm Lens Review by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton
Guest Posts

Panasonic Lumix 14-140mm Lens Review by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton

Panasonic Lumix 14-140mm Lens Review by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton – a real-world enthusiast’s user report on this terrific little lens. There are more extensive reviews with lots of graphs, charts, sample images, etc. (like this one on Micro 4/3’s photography), but I asked Mark to offer his thoughts from a general user’s perspective on this updated version… Read More »

F11 Photo Jeffrey Conger and Behance Portfolio Review
Miscellaneous

F11 Photo Jeffrey Conger and Behance Portfolio Review

F11 Photo Jeffrey Conger and Behance Portfolio Review proved to be a rewarding combination for a small group of interested photo enthusiasts this past Wednesday night, May 14th. Jeffrey Conger, an avid and very successful photographer as well as Professor of Graphic Design at Montana State University was featured as the headline speaker.… Read More »

Canon or Nikon? Lynn Owsley Guest Post
Equipment Reviews

Canon or Nikon? Lynn Owsley Guest Post

Canon or Nikon? The following is a guest post by Natural Exposure’s Explorer Lynn Owsley. Lynn has been traveling with us for several years and when she first started she was struggling with her photography. When I met Lynn she was shooting Canon. By the time she joined us for… Read More »

The Panasonic GH4 is a Superb Stills Camera. Finally…People Are Getting It.
Micro 4/3

The Panasonic GH4 is a Superb Stills Camera. Finally…People Are Getting It.

Thought some of you who are considering the new GH4 might like to see this video by our Canadian friends from Calgary, Alberta. They take a final production GH4 through some tests. Like most all reviews to date they spend a lot of time on this new camera’s video capabilities,… Read More »

Lumix GH4 Question about RAW Support from Trent Anderson
Q&A With Daniel J. Cox

Lumix GH4 Question about RAW Support from Trent Anderson

Lumix GH4 Question about RAW Support Trent, yes, one of the downsides to a completely new camera is waiting for the software developers to provide RAW support. It’s the price we pay for being on the cutting edge I guess you could say. However, my temporary fix is to shoot both JPEG &… Read More »

Andrew Stelmach Wants to Know about Nikon D5300
Q&A With Daniel J. Cox

Andrew Stelmach Wants to Know about Nikon D5300

Andrew, Good question. I must admit I had to go out and do some research on this since I’ve never had the chance to shoot the less expensive Nikon cameras. I found a great video review of the D5300 produced by Kelby Media. A link is at the bottom of… Read More »

Robin Kitts Wants To Know About Nikon D3200
Q&A With Daniel J. Cox

Robin Kitts Wants To Know About Nikon D3200

Robin, Without a doubt I’m a big fan of Nikon equipment. The D3200 is a great camera with lot of features for relatively inexpensive price. However, I have to be honest and say I’ve never shot a D3200. You may have already done your research and found this link to the… Read More »

How to Make a Chapbook – Guest Post by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton
Guest Posts

How to Make a Chapbook – Guest Post by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton

A while back, NE Explorer Mark Pemberton sent me a gorgeous, handmade book containing photos from our recent Invitational Photo Tour to Japan. I had never seen such a beautiful presentation, and I asked Mark if he would like to share the creative process with our readers. He agreed, and… Read More »

Aperture 4 May Be Just Around the Corner?
Digital Workflow

Aperture 4 May Be Just Around the Corner?

Aperture 4 may be just around the corner and I want to give a big shout out to “Peter” who was kind enough to alert me. I think/hope he may have some good information. Peter left a comment on an older Blog post Aperture 4, Aperture X, Whatever It’s Called, It… Read More »

Cuba Educational Photo Tour “A Land Lost in Time”
Culture & Inspiration

Cuba Educational Photo Tour “A Land Lost in Time”

I recently returned from our Cuba Educational Photo Tour, a place I’m calling, “a land lost in time.” Cuba is definitely one of the most inspirational and educational efforts we have ever undertaken. Our mission to learn more about Cuba was allowed via a person to person educational permit. I had heard lots… Read More »