Recent content by jamesev

Slightly different Z topic. Has anyone tried using powerbanks for charging of the Z cameras that either allow in-use in camera battery charging via USB-C I think the Z6/7 can be USBc charged in non-use and I think the Z6/7 ii Z8 & Z9 can be USBc charged in-use But are there any specifications...

i thought they operated like a gray market so avoided VAT

tried pixel shifting yet?

Thats the issue these days, things aren't judged and tarred with the 999/1000 people who are simply going about their business with no malice but the 1/1000 who is that ruins it and sets the mindset for everyone else

that seems to be general trend of things, if you choose to do something then its empowering, if someone else produces exactly the same thing involving you then its oppression.

as well as to whom those posters reference as a source of admiration in the genre - eg I like Alan Schaller's stuff

it was the "spoke to me" bit.

and a photo that wins a camera club photo competition for being technically excellent may not reap any commercial reward, and vice versa.

100% agree with this. I've mentioned before the term "street photography" is usually actually Social Reportage - telling a story of socials interacting with or in the street through a still image. There are so many photo out there put in the street photography genre that are really just a photo...

yup pretty dead. its kinda the beginners goto

Ok I will. Personally it does nothing as it doesn't really invoke any story or wonderment as to whats happening. its an urban portrait

did you ask him under what was this requirement to ask him. Sounds like a bit of sabre rattling.

for me its the balance between what you can do legally and what you can do sensibly.

not at all, sometimes the use of a telephoto can create subject>background separation if thats the image you're going for.

I guess thats a style. Personally i'm with @AndrewFlannigan on this one, i prefer subjects just going about their business rather than noticing the camera as usually they then play to the camera rather than simply being "natural" Agreed. he does capture great street contrast