Boundless Intrusion – it’s much bigger than Prism
Prism
Outdated but possibly interesting
Technology and camera writing from 2011–2014. Interesting in context but no longer current.
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RX-100 long exposure shots from Cape Town
A few final seascape shots from Cape Town using the ability of the RX-100 to capture long exposure times, and hence render the sea in interesting ways. A bit of technical jiggery is associated with these shots, so you can skip over the next section to the end if you only want to…
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Hitler and I learn of the impending demise of Google Reader
While Hitler makes his feelings about this incredibly dumb decision by Google very clear, mine are more conflicted*. I have previously mentioned regularly scanning many web sites, and was one day going to describe them and how I get to do that. Sadly, Google may take away the ability to (easily) do…
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More Cape Town Photos – spot the S3 one
Still carrying the RX-100 around everywhere and getting the odd nice shot when the opportunity presents itself. But one of these photos was taken with my Samsung Galaxy S3 phone. Can you guess which? Over the last few weeks I have been mulling over whether I really need a big camera any…
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London in February – RX100 photographs
Following on from the Ravelious piece in the last post, here are some shots taken with the tricked-up RX-100 in London in February this year. While obviously the main point of having cameras is to futz about with accessories and technology, occasionally I like to actually take some photographs as well. I…
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Shooting at the Sun – James Ravilious and lens hoods
The work of a noted English photographer leads to the discovery of a useful camera gadget. Also the latest tricked-up state of the Sony RX-100 is revealed. A while ago I discovered the work of James Ravilious, and in doing so picked up some lessons from his technique. Ravilious lived and worked in…