Outdated but possibly interesting

Gird yourself here, this post is extra-wonky. Alternatively, you can brace yourself.  As you may know from reading the prior few posts, the camera I favour at the moment is the excellent little Fuji F600EXR.  While a whizz in the specs department and in it’s underlying technology, there has always been a whiff of controversy…

After too long a delay, I am going to finish off this series about good quality, handy, cameras.  The delay has been due to a lot of other stuff to do, plus I felt the need to do more lens testing between the four cameras I am describing here.  The process has taught me a…

Warning – more than slightly wonkish!  In this section, I want to focus on the technology behind the two cameras I currently use the most, the Fuji Z900EXR, and the Fuji F600EXR.  The EXR technology (who knows what it stands for), in principle gives them an advantage compared to other cameras.  Whether it does or…

[singlepic id=154 w=320 h=240 float=left] Some of the rarest and most exquisite works of art in London can be found not at the major galleries, but at Christie’s or Sotheby’s.  Exhibitions here can be fleeting, and unique, as great masters pass from one super-rich owner to another.  This weekend only, at Sotheby’s there is a…

In the prior post I looked at the differences in portability in the 5 cameras I work with at the moment.  In this one, I want to look at each camera briefly, to describe why I bought it, how it performed, and what I currently use it for.  In the next post, I will look…