A long time ago, I experimented with developing deep infrared images without demosaicing. I used some of my own images with a camera that had an antialiasing filter, and some the I got from Lloyd Chambers using a camera with no AA filter. I found very small improvements in the ones without the AA filter…. [Read More]
Infrared hotspotting
Yesterday, I received a Fujifilm GFX 50R back from LifePixel, who had modified it with a 720 nm infrared conversion. The modification consists of the removal of the IR-blocking filter — aka hot mirror — and its replacement by a filter that blocks visible light and passes infrared light with wavelengths shorter than about 720… [Read More]
70-200/2.8 E vs S at 70mm, quantitative
This is the thirteenth in a series of posts about the Nikon 70-200 mm f/2.8 S lens for Nikon Z cameras. The series starts here. In two previous posts, I did some quantitative comparisons of the Nikon 70-200 mm f/2.8 E and S lenses at 200 mm. Now I’ll do the same at 70 mm…. [Read More]
Why so few posts?
I’ve received a few messages asking why I haven’t posted in a while and am I all right? I am fine, but have had a scare, as you’ll see if you read on. My rate of posting slowed down at about the time the Covid-19 epidemic started to hit the US hard. That was driven… [Read More]
Sharpness is overrated
From a recent DPR post: I view every GFX file at 1:1 and if it is not sharp, it gets instantly deleted. Fealty to the God of Sharpness is getting out of hand. Not that there’s anything wrong with a sharp image, if sharpness is what’s needed to make the image a success. But sharpness… [Read More]
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