Jeff Sinon Photography
Nature Through The Lens
Why High ISO Performance in a Camera is Meaningless to Me, And Probably Should be to You Too. Why is high ISO performance so important to so many photographers, many of whom will never need or use any of the higher ISO settings their camera offers? I belong to several photography related Facebook Groups and… Read More
Just a quick note to all of my subscribers. Things might be a little messy around here for the next week or two while I make some changes to the layout and content. Thank you for your patience.
The more time I spend with my Fujifilm X-T2 the more impressed I’ve become with it and the X-Trans sensor inside. One of the things I’ve been most amazed by is the amount of detail I’m able to recover from shadows that seem to have gone to black. With about 20 minutes before the sun… Read More
Because they listen. I mean really listen. When customers request new features, they listen by releasing a constant stream of firmware updates to both new(er) as well as existing older model cameras. I’m not just referring to adding these new features to future models either. Besides image quality, one of the things Fuji is known… Read More
I’m done with Canon. After a long run and many great experiences, I’ve parted ways with my Canon cameras and lenses. This is something that I never thought I would do. I loved the image quality I got from every Canon camera from my first 40D to the 5D MkIII that until recently had been… Read More
My latest article for the New England Photography Guild (NEPG), and a reminder on how you can win a free print from one of the very talented photographers of the NEPG. Click for article > Plan Your Shot With These iPhone Apps. And now for the good stuff! Free print of a beautiful New England scene?… Read More
