Natural Exposures, Daniel J. Cox Invitational Photo Tours
← Journal
Natural Exposures Journal

June 2016

5 articles

Attention Copyright Owners Across America!
Copyright Info

Attention Copyright Owners Across America!

Join PPA’s Grassroots Action for Copyright Owners Across America Attention all artists—now is the time to speak up! Join PPA’s Grassroots Action Team in their effort to create positive change for copyright owners across America. Members of the House Judiciary Committee are working to create legislation for a small claims copyright process. This… Read More »

Lumix Diaries: Shooting the New Leica Lumix 12mm F/1.4
Equipment Reviews

Lumix Diaries: Shooting the New Leica Lumix 12mm F/1.4

Shooting the New Leica Lumix 12mm F/1.4 This past February when I visited the Panasonic headquarters in Osaka, Japan, I spent time with engineers discussing many ideas and features for upcoming cameras. On the meeting room table were a few things I can’t discuss, but one item that’s now been announced… Read More »

Can Lumix Shoot Sports and Wildlife?
Birds in Flight

Can Lumix Shoot Sports and Wildlife?

Bill, This is a tough call. Unfortunately I have no experience with the Canon 6D, although I do know it’s a full frame sensor. Full frame sensors are always going to give you a better image at higher ISO’s which is typically what you would be shooting at sporting events.… Read More »

Program Mode Question from John Nesser
Q&A With Daniel J. Cox

Program Mode Question from John Nesser

All good questions John. 1). Yes, if the lighting changes so will your camera but it’s both Shutter Speed and Aperture that change. If you require that you camera’s Aperture stay in one place, Aperture Priority would be the way to go. 2). Yes, Program Mode works with Auto ISO.… Read More »

Mylio Version 1.8 Crushes Photo Mechanic & Lightroom When Scrolling
Digital Workflow

Mylio Version 1.8 Crushes Photo Mechanic & Lightroom When Scrolling

I’m always looking for faster and faster tools to process my images and it was the quest for speed that made me look at a new program called Mylio. Mylio is a funny little name, but if you know its origin, it makes a lot of sense. Break Mylio down… Read More »