Musings on photography both analog and digital
It has been a busy spring, nonetheless I have been photographing as often as I can. Having time afterwards to write, without distractions or mentally churning through past or upcoming tasks, is another story entirely. I typically like to write articles with a sort of theme or lesson (along with the occasional gear-review-flavored morsel), but,… Continue reading Keeping Things Rolling
This is the second of my posts around the Pentax HD DA 15mm f/4 Limited. In the first, I was concerned with the characteristics of wide and ultra-wide lenses in general, for the most part, and promised to get more technical in the second one. As I thought about it, however, I realized that I'm… Continue reading The Pentax HD DA 15mm f/4 Limited Lens
You don't need to go too far down the home page of this website to see a post about the Pentax K-3 Mark III Monochrome. In that post from May, I made it quite clear that my short time with the camera (in February) left me wanting to keep it and shoot much more with… Continue reading Pentax K-3 Mark III Monochrome Review – The Advantages
We've had the term "elevator pitch" for a long time now. The idea is having a short, distilled message, usually a sales pitch, that can be given in a short time, hypothetically in the time it takes to share an elevator ride, though I'm not sure how often that has actually been tried. The elevator… Continue reading Pentax K-3 Mark III Monochrome Review (Over the Phone)
A couple of years ago, I wet my feet in the world of Pentax with a KP, a compact APS-C DSLR which was originally released in 2017. The KP marked a departure from the normal lineup of Pentax DSLRs, as a sort of midrange model which experimented with a different form factor, a few new… Continue reading An Exploration of Full-Frame Digital Via the Pentax K-1 II
The Sprocket Docket 