Recent content by Graham Serretta

3;2 and 16:9 simply crop the Jpg image to suit. No effect on image quality other then the loss of some pixels to the crop. 4:3 uses the full sensor area and RAW files are also full sensor, not cropped.

. That's what I do!

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and I will pay for the best that I can afford. Experience is the best teacher!

I shot this portrait of Ned Seago, stage door manager, at the Old Vic Theatre (London SE1) last week, using my X30 set to 1/60th @ f2.5 ISO100, 13.2mm, converted to B&W in Lightroom.

Beautiful tones. Bravo!

My feet......

Nice going, Scott. Thanks for keeping us in the loop.

My guess is that the scanner has not been profiled for the film. The camera used does not come into the equation unless an optical filter was fitted - highly unlikely on an X-Pan. I can't think of any circumstance where Ektar 100 would have a yellow cast because of processing error. A...

He will be missed. Condolences to his family.

Oh ye of little faith......

My Best Beloved and I recently went on a photo safari in the Cotswolds. After a lot of "should I or shouldn't I" debate with myself, I decided to take my Nikon D610 along with the 24-85mm f3.5-4.5 G VR ED instead of my little Fujifilm X30. She took her aged Nikon D3100 with its plastic...

If you subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud, you do not own the software that you download and if you fail to make a monthly payment, the software is automatically de-activated. As far as I know, Lightroom 6 and Photoshop CS6 were the last versions that you could purchase outright on a DVD. I use...

The more episodes you watch, the more you will come to realise just how good your own photography really is..........