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REVIEW: AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.4GBy Mike Zawadzki, Technical Consultant
The Latest Greatest Nikkor
Image Courtesy of Nikon USA
INTRODUCTION
One of my first shots with the 24mm 1.4
Muscician Mark Dollar (Photo by Mike Zawadzki)
The Nikon 24mm f/1.4G AF-S is Nikon’s latest addition to an already excellent lineup of wide angle lenses. The 14-24 f/2.8 and 16-35 f/4 VR are
This past Sunday, July 18th 2010, Canon Explorer of Light Rick Sammon made his return to Unique Photo for his second Unique University class, "Exploring High Dynamic Range Photography"!
After class ended, the first 20 registrants of the class were taken on a special excursion to Kip's Castle in Verona, NJ with Rick and Unique's own Michael Downey and Mike Zawadzki. There, everyone was able to
Thanks to everyone for stopping by last Tuesday evening for the opening reception of Stephen Lang's new exhibition in the Unique Gallery! Over 70 people came throughout the night to speak with Stephen and view the 39-piece exhibition, which was shot solely with Sigma lenses.
We'd also like to thank David and Jerry of Sigma, who were able to stay for the duration of the reception to speak with
By Mike Zawadzki, Technical Consultant
Photo Credit: Michael Downey
INTRODUCTION
Many people would consider me to be a photo purist. I still shoot large format film with a view camera and develop it myself. When I have time, I go to a darkroom to make both black and white and color prints. However, just like many other people I have spent the last few years using digital SLR cameras as well
By Mike Zawadzki, Technical Consultant
Please leave comments! I want to hear from you! I know a lot of people are viewing this page, but I want you speak up. Go ahead; bash, praise, or critique me . . . I appreciate all of it. Hearing back from you, the readers, helps us make better posts!
THE POINT AND SHOOT PROBLEM
Point and Shoot cameras are great! They let allow you to travel without having
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