Avoiding a Collapsing Lens, Mirrorless Camera Crisis
One of my main reasons for switching to mirrorless over a decade ago was to shoot with any number of […]
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How To
My collection of pieces that focus on fixing problems or DIY topics. Apply what I’ve learned and documented at your own risk! Just because I made something work doesn’t mean you’ll be guaranteed to have the same result.
Reusing Grandpa’s Shot Glass Cabinet
When I was a child, I used give my Grandpa Kainz shot glasses from places we’d visit on our family
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MKS-70 upgrade to Nebula
I simply love my very vintage Roland MKS-70. Aside of from all of the great things about an analog synth
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Fixing a bricked Sony A6500
I own a Fotodiox Pro Fusion mk II autofocus adapter and use it with a handful of compatible Nikon autofocus
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Resurrecting an Atari 800
We’ve amassed a little collection of vintage computing hardware over the years — some owned and some acquired. On the
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Replaced the LCD on my Roland D-550
The EL backlight behind the LCD on my D-550 was dead. It was dead when I received it off of
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Repairing a Lumix GH1 strap lug
One evening I opened my bag to pull out my Lumix GH1 and much to my horror, I found the
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Fixing audio problems in “Dragon Age: Origins” (PS3)
Over the weekend I picked up a copy of BioWare’s “Dragon Age: Origins” and I’ve found it to be a
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Made Aperture work again in Snow Leopard
So I went to launch Aperture 2.1.4 in Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.2) today and much to my surprise,
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Retro photography mashed up with a Lumix G1
I’ve been settling in with my Lumix DMC-G1 and manual lens combination for a few months now, and have made some discoveries along the way. For the most part, I’ve been shooting exclusively with an f1.4 40mm Voigtlander Nokton in a Leica M-mount and the time has been wonderful. That said, owning a G1 and using manual lenses is a different kind of photographic experience and one that has, for me, become both a retro and instinctual excursion.
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