Posts by Author: John Aldred
Nikon will officially announce their new mirrorless camera on August 23rd
Ok, I get it, I’m a Nikon shooter. A decent Nikon mirrorless camera (finally) is a big deal. But I am starting to get a…
Adobe finally adds Irix lens profile support the Adobe CC suite
I’ve been a big fan of Irix lenses since I first had the chance to check out their then-new Irix 15mm f/2.4 in person at…
Negative vs transparency film – when to use one over the other
Film is definitely back on the rise, to the point where Fuji may even be bringing some of theirs back. While most of the films…
Fujifilm may bring back black & white films. Yes, really
This is an odd one – but very cool. Fujifilm has spent the last few years systematically killing off all their film. Apparently, though, they’re…
Double exposures work for video, too, and here’s how to make them
Double exposures have been found in the world of stills photography since the first time a photographer said “crap, I forgot to advance the film, oh,…
The Standard 4×5 is a 3D printed large format camera
I love that large format seems to be coming back in fashion. I really do. In the last couple of years we’ve seen some great…
Bit depth explained – what 8Bit, 10Bit and 12Bit really means
Bit depth is something we hear spoken of a lot. When the Panasonic GH5 was announced with the ability to shoot 10Bit video, a lot…
Fujifilm is boosting lens production to keep up with demand
There is little doubt that mirrorless is the big thing currently happening in photography. Even Nikon and Canon are finally starting to seriously (we hope)…
5 Portrait composition ideas – not rules!
All those “rules” around composition, and ultimately none of them are infallible. We’re often told about things like the rule of thirds, and others to…
How to create full colour photographs with only black & white film
We all know that digital images are made up of red, green and blue “pixels”. Often, to capture this, sensors are in some kind of side-by-side…







































