J.J.
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Hi everyone. Thanks for letting me join your community here.
My oldest camera was released in 1963 and the youngest one is from some 60 years later. Having been a happy snapper for most of my life I did a college course several years ago to improve my technical understanding of photography. It was time well spent, even if the post-processing carry on drove me scatty! Nowadays I prefer to teach myself, learn informally from others and plough my own happy little furrow.
The image quality and general capabilities of a good full frame DSLR have my timeless respect. Eventually I began to resent their bulk and weight and switched to APS-C mirrorless. Those cameras and lenses have since gained my timeless respect too.
For decades I worked with all sorts of advanced equipment and technologies. Nowadays I like to keep things as simple and natural as possible, e.g. at least 90% of my shots are JPEG only and what I care to know about flash photography could fit on the back of a small postcard.
Documentary and travel were my favourite styles for a long time. Nowadays a bit of street is fun and I'm also getting more into nature and wildlife. The forums are full of engaging skills, knowledge and chat and I look forward to participating in them with you.
All the best,
JJ.
My oldest camera was released in 1963 and the youngest one is from some 60 years later. Having been a happy snapper for most of my life I did a college course several years ago to improve my technical understanding of photography. It was time well spent, even if the post-processing carry on drove me scatty! Nowadays I prefer to teach myself, learn informally from others and plough my own happy little furrow.
The image quality and general capabilities of a good full frame DSLR have my timeless respect. Eventually I began to resent their bulk and weight and switched to APS-C mirrorless. Those cameras and lenses have since gained my timeless respect too.
For decades I worked with all sorts of advanced equipment and technologies. Nowadays I like to keep things as simple and natural as possible, e.g. at least 90% of my shots are JPEG only and what I care to know about flash photography could fit on the back of a small postcard.
Documentary and travel were my favourite styles for a long time. Nowadays a bit of street is fun and I'm also getting more into nature and wildlife. The forums are full of engaging skills, knowledge and chat and I look forward to participating in them with you.
All the best,
JJ.
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