I’ve added my second gallery from the Trip to Asia in April entitled “Streets of Taipei“. Again, exclusively captured on the Ricoh GRDIII.

Tonight, I finally got round to editing some images taken in Hong Kong during my trip to Asia in March / April.

The first gallery entitled “Streets of Hong Kong” comprises toned B/W images captured on the Ricoh GRDIII.

Over the years, I’ve moved away from reviewing gear since its both time consuming and subjective. However, having recently sold off all of my short Canon and Sigma zooms and moved over to some Zeiss ZE lenses, I thought I’d lay down some scribblings entitled “Zeiss glass on Canon dSLRs“.

Here’s something that readers may find useful, a Digital Photographers Calculator for MS Excel.

The spreadsheet calculates Sensor / Print diffraction limits (using alternative methods of CofC and RGB wavelengths), FOV, AOV, DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Exposure Reciprocation, Flash Expsosure, Print Sizes and Mount Cutting. It works for the majority of dSLR sensors, some compacts and MF sensors and most lenses.