Get to Know and Use Your Histogram
Those of you who’ve traveled with us know I’m a big fan of the histogram. I especially love the fact my Lumix cameras allow me to see the histogram BEFORE I shoot. In the days of shooting film, it was impossible to know exactly what a perfect exposure was. It… Read More »
Lumix G90 Announced Hail the Baby G9
Find out why Dan is excited about the new Lumix G90/G95. One of the main reasons is the built in flash.
Question from Paul Whitworth
Paul, I’ve also had issues with WB on my Lumix cameras but since I shoot RAW I don’t find it overly concerning. That said, I personally like to get it right in the camera since I have no interest in sitting in front of a computer any longer than necessary. Are… Read More »
The Micro Four Thirds Triad Pro Results from Smaller Cameras
Follow the Micro Four Thirds Triapd for profession results with much smaller, less expensive camera system.
Lumix S Series Touch & Try Event at Bozeman Camera
Mark your calendar for Bozeman Camera’s Lumix S Series full-frame camera Touch and Try Event with my buddy Mark Toal. The day is April 20, 2019. Bozeman Camera, the place I refer to as the “Small Town Store, Big Time Dealer” is a great place for getting new equipment since… Read More »
Question from Tim McCullough
Hi Tim, DThe Olympus 12-100mm is a wonderful lens but there are two issues in my mind. One is its very heavy. The other is the fact you do loose Dual IS when using it with a Lumix body. My answer has been the Leica 12-60mm and the Leica 50-200mm.… Read More »
The Telephoto Power of Micro Four Thirds
Full-frame camera hype There’s been a lot of press in the past four months about the excitement of full-frame cameras. Panasonic jumped in with a new fabulous full-frame system, the Lumix S1, and Lumix S1R. Nikon and Canon finally awoke from the dead and offered their versions as well. It’s… Read More »
Question from John Burnley
John, Sorry for the late reply. Unfortunately, the 100-400mm will not work with the new Lumix teleconverters. In general, putting more glass in front of a lens that already contains a lot of glass is not a great idea. It’s possible that a new 100-400mm may be developed at some… Read More »
Question from Louis Berk
Louis, sorry for the extremely late reply. This part of the Blog is tough to keep up with. Regarding a “realistic keeper rate”? That’s a difficult question to answer. But in general, if I have a four-day shoot and collect 4000 images, I would be surprised if I find more than… Read More »
Question from Chris F.
So sorry for the late reply Chirs. I could not agree with you more. The Dual IS in the most current Lumix cameras has changed the way I shoot. Mainly without tripod where in the past I used a tripod for almost everything. That said, this technology is for static subjects.… Read More »