If you are a regular reader of Light Stalking, you may remember back in October of 2023, I wrote about buying a medium-format camera. The camera in question was the Fujifilm GFX50s. I did not buy it new, my budget does not allow for cameras of such ilk, especially when many of the lenses cost […]
Author: Jason Row
Jason has more than 35 years of experience as a professional photographer, videographer and stock shooter. You can get to know him better here.
We photographers are in a losing battle. The enemy is hard drive space and it always seems to be one step ahead of us. You think you have got your photography storage sorted then one big shoot or time-lapse later and you are running out of space again. Hard drives and SSDs (solid-state drives) are […]
Lightroom has been the go-to image management app for well over a decade now. For many of us that have used the Adobe app for a long time, our catalogs, and Lightroom in general, can get quite bloated. That excess of clutter can lead to a general slowing down of Lightroom and inefficiencies in our […]
At the beginning of this year, I set myself a target. Monetise my YouTube channel. Back in the day, my channel, like many others, was monetised. Then Google changed the rules. Overnight millions of smaller channels, many of whom produced excellent content, had a small but significant income stream cut off. My own channel has […]
Ever had a shot that you thought was going to be a winner only to find the sharpness is slightly off? You rack your brains, the shutter speed was high enough, the camera’s focus point was right on the subject yet the image seems to be a tad unsharp. Not in just one location but […]
My Fujifilm X-H2, like all other mirrorless cameras, is an incredible piece of kit. The technology packed within its small dimensions is astounding. It shoots 40mp photos, 8K video and has more functions than I could learn in a lifetime. All of that is great but as I get older I find myself yearning for […]
