http://www.sitesforphotographers.com Your Photography Your Way Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:51:17 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The M8, in contrast, is years behind other cameras—a photojournalist’s tool that cannot white balance, consistently expose a picture or deliver reasonable low-light performance--and one which has poorly designed controls.As I said earlier, I do not write this because I dislike Leica, quite the opposite. I have used their ... http://www.sitesforphotographers.com/archives/40 And at $1700, I might have to. It's even more than the premiere Nikkor 2.8 tele zoom of the 90s, the 80-200mm 2.8 ED, which was $1200. I had one, and it was great. http://www.sitesforphotographers.com/archives/38 and a D3 to go with it. Nikon 14-24 Nikon D3 That pair looks insanely good together. http://www.sitesforphotographers.com/archives/37 Nikon ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control (Amazon link) for Nikon digital SLR cameras has decreased from $13.12 to $10.55. Even at $20 it'd be an absurdly good value, a no-brainer. I use mine when I'm making interior home shots on a tripod. I set my D80 to bracket, and shoot 3 frames ... http://www.sitesforphotographers.com/archives/35 Below is a question I answered for friend and pro photographer Adam Smith, shoe photographer extraordinarire. I thought I'd share it to help clear up some grey areas about SEO vs. fancy websites. Minimalist photography sites and SEO are natural enemies of each other, like mongooses (mongeese? mongi?) and snakes. If you do ... http://www.sitesforphotographers.com/archives/34 Shooting interiors: Get the widest lens you have and put it on your camera, it probably won't come off until you're done. 18mm is ok, but 12mm is better. If it's a big job, maybe rent a wide if you don't have one. It shouldn't cost more than $30 or so for ... http://www.sitesforphotographers.com/archives/31