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[...] A few months ago I came across a Kickstarter campaign for the Bitplay SNAP! 6 case, but was too late to get in on the initial batch. To my surprise while I was out [...]

[...] Marco lens attached to Bitplay Snap! 6. Can you find the little owl sitting in the corner? This is the first time I’ve had a case [...]

[...] side-by-side comparison with the Ricoh GR with GW-3 wide angle conversion lens (21mm) and the Bitplay Snap! 6 wide-angle lens (20mm). (processed with VSCOcam) Pros: This lens adds a lot of versatility [...]

[...] Ricoh GR with 21mm conversion lens. Cycling has taken away a big chunk of time from my photography. It’s OK, I don’t mind it, [...]

[...] Ricoh GR with GW-3 (21mm conversion lens) There are three main cameras that I rely on, the Leica M9 the Sony RX1r and most recently [...]

[...] of the images to suit my tastes. I am certain you could get more out of the raw images and Silver Efex Pro, but for quick edits the Ricoh’s jpegs are a great start. [...]

[...] outside the doctor’s office. All but one of these images were edited from DNG files in Silver Efex Pro 2 and treated with the Kodak 100 TMAX Pro film simulation. BTW – This scooter just [...]

[...] and white images lately, they were converted from DNG files in Lightroom and processed in Silver Efex Pro 2 with the Kodak 100 TMAX Pro film simulation. A few of the photos have also had the shadows [...]

[...] body housing a large sensor; aside from the quirky Sigma DP1 I can’t think of another digital camera that had such a large sensor is such a small body at the time. Technology has evolved and [...]

[...] 28mm fixed lens. Add to that the best user interface that’s ever been jammed into a digital camera and you have a powerful, easy to use, compact camera. I was coming up from older generations [...]