From the OpenRaw website: “OpenRAW is a Working Group of photographers and other people interested in advocating the open documentation of digital camera RAW files.”
Basically they are a group of concerned photographers who believe that whatever your digital camera produces is your digital negative and you should have completely ownership and control of the data […]
Hubert, isnt it pretty crazy to think that the Nikon D100 first became available in 2002?
I am totally in love with mine. I am eyeing the D200 with great interest, but right now I have really no reason to upgrade yet, this is a lovely camera. I just went past 20000 shots.. crazy..
The Summit is over, here’s a group photo of everyone present.
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For those interested, the lens I used is a Sigma 10-20mm wideangle zoom - highly recommended if you ask me..
The rest of my photos (and I will add more once I get time) are here.
Not about the hardware, I am loving my D100, but this sucks rocks.
Such idiotic games with encrypted file formats are not something we need in this century. It’s my own business what software I use to open my RAW photos, why should Nikon decide for me? This sucks for all the free software projects […]
Michael Reichmann has written the most refreshing, practical and actually useful review of the new Canon 350D - and the rest of his site is good reading too… This is something I enjoyed reading: not just the usual endless masturbating over specs and test images, but actually something a photographer can find useful.
Sometimes […]
On a related note, looks like I have shot a bit over 3 gigabytes of photos while in here.. Of course the art of appearing as a good photographer involves only showing you the one above
3:30 am: Jakub’s alarm clock starts to make weird noises
4:12 am: Garrett stops his Volvo in front of the hotel
4:31 am: We’ll need some gasoline today..
6:41 am: Sunrise pictures somewhere near Springfield, New Hampshire
8:17 am: Somewhere in Vermont.. Are we insane or what?
10:38 am: Texas Falls (Vermont […]
We went to Calumet Photo today, and Jakub got a very nice lens, a Sigma 12-24 mm wideangle - it feels great, the wide field of view is just something one has to see to undestand.
And it makes him look very “pro” without a doubt