Thanks for posting the link. Ease of carrying the gear through
airports and while using it is a high priority for him. It appears
from one comment that he has changed from a two zoom lens kit to a
single zoom having a wide zoom range.
Looking at his pictures IMHO he should have used shorter focal lengths
to photograph people. I liked his telephoto sceniic shots. The most
recent gallery I saw of his was 2004. This would have been done with
his D60. I wonder if he has started using shorter focal lengths after
converting to the 5D ... did his equipment affect his photography or
maybe he should have stuck with a smaller sensor ... ???
His images appear to lean towards underexposure and possibly too much
contrast. With all of his talk about finding a calibrated lab I'm a
little surprised. I know my own preferences are skewed but I'm trying
to compare to what other people have posted here.
Thanks again, -jeff
On 1/27/07, Brian Swale <bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Here is a page of the very large site of a photographer in Christchurch, New
> Zealand. This bloke is very well-off since he developed a very good photo-
> printing service in the days of analogue printing, and had agents over all the
> nation to market his service and send the film to him. He sold the company
> for several (or more) million dollars in the 1990s I think..
>
> http://www.ivan.co.nz/Digital%20Tips.htm
>
> It's a pity he was probably not inclined to network and pick up information
> from the likes of this group.
>
> Brian
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