Linux Open Source Photography – Spotlight on Legacy Lenses, especially Olympus OM Zuiko – Lens Mount Adapters – Olympus micro 4/3 System – Film Simulation, HaldClut, My own PictureFX film simulations and more.
An update on my last writing.The Olympus OM 2000 is made ready to start, new SR44 batteries.An old camera removed from the mothballs, a Nikon F60 with 35-70mm, dusted and also provided with batteries.A Nikon F60 isn’t the best camera for this purpose, but it uses film, can be set manually, and most importantly, itContinue reading “35mm Film Update”
Promised at the end of November 2020, but due to the pandemic had not had enough time to thoroughly test it, but here it is finally the Fujifilm X-T1, not a real review because there are enough to be found, but an overview of its qualities and why it still an interesting camera to buyContinue reading “Fujifilm X-T1 – Best digital camera for 35mm film replacement”
I started writing this article after a few coincidental events that led me to something I didn’t know yet.It made me realize that I was on the way to finding the best camera to start or use for analog photography today. According to my search and as written almost everywhere on the web, the bestContinue reading “Best Camera for Analog Photography”
This fourth and final part of the workshop is certainly not for everyone, because even though the title is “improving the analog film look”, this is actually not entirely true.In the first part of this series I already wrote about “the perfectionism” that some people are looking for, but that can go two ways.On oneContinue reading “PictureFX (Fuji)film Simulation Workshop – Improving the Analog Film Look”
This new series of Luts is actually part of the workshops, but it is precisely because of the workshops that they have become a bit forgotten. That is why I want to give some attention to the new Luts before the next workshop is ready and released.Two different downloads, the first is the PictureFX ProContinue reading “Download the New PictureFX Pro Fujifilm Color and B&W Luts”
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