From A Thought, to A Photograph May 26, 2021 -> Article was published. *** *** Intro The first thing I always say to the participants of my workshops is to always spend enough time in preparation. I strongly believe that in order to make a good photo, no matter the genre, you have to be prepared as best as you can. Preparation for
My latest commercial video, produced for COKIN Paris, presenting the brand new NX-Series Filter Holder System. The video was filmed solo using only one (1) lens, the magnificent Tokina opera 50mm F1.4 (except the drone shots obviously), and the location was the beautiful island of Antiparos, Greece. For more information about the new system, please visit: www.nx-series.com If you are
Can you guess the camera? ???? A full review is coming soon! Stay tuned!
Can you guess the lens? ???? A full review is coming soon! Stay tuned!
During my astrophotography workshops, I get asked many times about the proper exposure time. How to find the "perfect" exposure for the lens used, to capture pin point stars, without trailing. So I decided to make a very simple excel file in order to help you find the proper exposure based on your camera and your lens. It's absolutely free to download it. Feel
Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 X Review Optical Design Graphs of this review were taken from the official Tokina website (www.tokinalens.com). All other photos of this review were captured by Christophe Anagnostopoulos. November 20, 2020 -> Full Review was published. *Please note that until the time of writing this review, Adobe hadn’t released a Lens Profile for Camera Raw/Photoshop/Lightroom.* *UPDATE February 1, 2021-> New
Tokina atx-m 23mm F1.4 X Review Optical Design Graphs of this review were taken from the official Tokina website (www.tokinalens.com). All other photos of this review were captured by Christophe Anagnostopoulos. November 20, 2020 -> Full Review was published. *Please note that until the time of writing this review, Adobe hadn’t released a Lens Profile for Camera Raw/Photoshop/Lightroom.* *UPDATE February 1, 2021-> New
The night sky is always magical! The experience of seeing the galactic core with your naked eyes is so amazing. In this image, the viewer can see many celestial objects, like the bright Jupiter on the left and the faint Saturn on the far left. On the right is the bright Antares on the colorful Rho Ophiuchi region, while in the middle the viewer
