Olympus is well-known for making some of the best glass available. That’s why at different times in my career I have relied on Olympus to help me make great photographs.
Month: July 2019
If you’re concerned about maximum image quality and/or worried about digital “noise,” then you should consider exposing to […]
Not everyone can afford a big, fast, lens. It’s particularly hard to find the loose change to buy a big telephoto lens. While the lesson I offer here applies to ALL cameras and ALL lenses, regardless of manufacturer OR format, it is most apparently impactful when you are shooting with telephoto lenses.
Okay – let me be clear – almost every photographer and/or video shooter who is reading this NEEDS at least (yes I said AT LEAST) one of these.
As I’ve gained more experience as a photographer, I’ve learned that the question “WHY?” is easily the most important one to ask. I ask myself “why?” almost every day.
If you read my other Robus Tripod review, you already know that the Robus RC-5570 Vantage Series 3 Carbon Fiber Tripod is my new favorite. But sometime you need TWO tripods – for instance if you want to have a second camera rolling or you want to take the smallest, lightest one you have for one job, and the biggest, heaviest one you have for another.
So I added to the family! The RC-5558 Vantage Series 3 Carbon Fiber Tripod (https://bhpho.to/2Nzobax) is very similar to the larger, 5570. It has the same general build quality, accessories, etc. It has slightly different stats.
This was why I came to Bosque del Apache. The birds. Tens of thousands of them. Particularly sandhill cranes and snow geese. They leapt into the sky, wave upon wave. Driven by instinct and almost as if on cue, they made their departure northward for the farm fields that provide them with their sustenance.
