Recent content by dave.hallett

Thanks Trevor!

Marazion last week with about seven shots on a 58mm lens. Needed a tripod as it was a 20s exposure. Still evening by David Hallett, on Flickr

Also interested in this question if anyone has any advice. Mine's an X-T2 but same battery.

HDR processing in LR will often get an acceptable result, but for a more powerful approach in difficult cases, take a look at how Jimmy McIntyre blends exposures. He has lots of free lessons on his website, and although the panels he sells will speed things up, he always shows you how to do it...

For landscape, the X-T2 has the benefit of a screen that tilts both ways, which is invaluable. As well as the higher MP count, which is a more debatable benefit, depending on how large you print. I tend to think the X-T3 is only worth it over the X-T2 if video is important to you, or maybe AF if...

Taken handheld a few years ago from a hotel balcony. I'd just woken up and there wasn't time to mess around with tripods or even get dressed properly! 11 vertical shots with an X-T10 and the 10-24 zoom at about 18mm. I've printed it at a decent size but it would go a lot bigger. View...

I tried Gamivo for just 3 months. Got the code immediately, and it was accepted by Adobe, no problem.

Yes, I've found I get better results using this approach with manual lenses too.

Cheers Steve, appreciated!

One more from the Wales trip, back in the good old days when we could wander around freely (aka February). This was a quick pano with the 35mm f/2, and for some reason the Explore algorithm has taken a liking to it. I never really know why, but I'm not complaining! Approaching (Explored) by...