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  • Moon Shots

    Moon Shots

    Above, not my photo. I snagged it from American Scientific. To get good moon shots, a long lens is needed for greater magnification. 300mm is pretty darned great… but a 200mm will work quite well, as well. Here are the camera settings: Above all, practice. Take lots of photos and analyze the results, striving to…

    June 10, 2025
  • Next Sigma Lens

    Next Sigma Lens

    Current lenses: Some ideas to consider, and probably the top of the list for getting deep galaxy type shots, would be a 200 mm lens. This could be used for nature photography as well. So, to that end, a Sigma 70-200 may be the way to go. This is from the Sigma Sports lineup. Below…

    June 10, 2025
  • Landscape Photo Rules

    Landscape Photo Rules

    When you shoot a landscape photo, you’ll probably want everything in focus. As a rule, to get everything in focus, you wangt to use a smaller f/stop, a low ISO, and a good tripod. Here are the particulars: That’s pretty much it. Shoot away.

    June 10, 2025
  • Today’s Timelapse Shoot

    Today’s Timelapse Shoot

    The camera is set up in the back, looking out over the valley below. Sunset is about 8 p.m. and I’ll let the camera run until 10 p.m. I’ll get a few thousand shots, transfer them to a computer folder, then open that folder with DaVinci Resolve’s incredible editor. In Resolve’s Media Editor page, you…

    June 9, 2025
  • Rotterman Pups First Beach Trip

    Rotterman Pups First Beach Trip

    Yesterday, June 7, we took the pups to Dana Point for the afternoon. Baby Beach was hopping with people and the breakwater was busy as well. I took my A7 R5 with the Sigma 14mm F1.4 lens and went to town shooting stuff. It was a fun event, and I learned some new stuff, like,…

    June 9, 2025
  • Timelapse Values

    The following values are suggestions for starting points for setting up timelapse photography. 1-2 seconds : Moving cars, people, events3-5 seconds: Night shots, motion blur. Clouds moving quickly.6-10 seconds: Shadows, sunsets with high clouds.10-30 seconds: Astrophotography. For spectacular results, try shooting with a 30 second shutter speed and a 15 second interval. Let the camera…

    June 9, 2025
  • The Two Pots

    A new fable from Aesop was just posted to YouTube. I used the timelapse shot from the backyard, of the village lights coming on right after sunset. If you want to make timelapse work like this, go for it. I’ll be building out more resource materials on this site and adding more info on my…

    June 8, 2025
  • Sunbursts

    Sunbursts

    Documenting various sunburst photos here. This one is by Mel Moncrieff, shot from his deck in Running Springs, CA. The lens is a Canon 16 – 35 L. I hope that someday I’ll be able to capture this kind of beauty. Thanks Mel, for the inspiration you provide. Note to self… use a tripod to…

    June 8, 2025
  • To Better Understand the Sony A7 R5 MENU

    To Better Understand the Sony A7 R5 MENU

    My purchase of a new A7 R5 requires a new learning curve with respect to the Menu. It has been completely revamped, and is much better. That said, it does require some getting used to. I created a document in Excel that catalogs all Menu items. The document is easily searched using the native Excel…

    June 6, 2025
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