The Adventures of Michael Vincent

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Framing & Composing
2024-04-01 20:49:16 UTC
The 35mm Frame is the industry standard. That Frame from a Roll of Film set the context for all that we create as image creators. In the digital world, the 35mm Full Frame is the same dimensions: 24mm x 36mm. The diagonal measurements of the 35mm Frame is 42mm. Logic…

RV | 40mm Framing
2023-09-07 10:23:29 UTC
Refining my vision today has been all about the 40mm Frame. Composition, Framing, Addition & Subtraction. I had a meet up with my friend Krishnan today. I knew I wanted to test the 40mm Frame as a Portrait Lens. The Lens did not disappoint. For Street photography in Oxford Circus,…

50mm by Another Name
2023-02-19 19:14:30 UTC
The number of options available for a 50mm field of view is staggering. Yesterday, I opted for the 33mm 1.4 which gives me a field of view equal to 49.9mm. Today, I chose Fuji’s XF35mm F2 which can be seen attached to my X-T1 above. It’s a small, tiny Lens…

35mm CF| Framing
2022-08-02 10:20:25 UTC
The Wide Frame and context of the Classic Frame means more real estate to control. What is left in or cropped out is an important consideration. I am training myself to see the 35mm subject. I don’t like wasting my pixels - cropping after the fact is like killing my…

35mm CF | Framing & Composing
2022-07-28 20:02:11 UTC
Without any reservation, I think the 35mm F1.4 is a spectacular Lens. I love it, absolutely love it. I find it a beautiful option to my sweet spot - at 28mm. That’s ok, for me, the extra 7mm is only few steps backwards. Zooming in with my feet is all…

Framing
2022-07-03 13:58:15 UTC
Framing and Composition is an ongoing study for me. Once again, my friend and Coach Bryan Peterson has written The Field Guide on this subject. These two Books cover everything required to create stunning images. The Images featured in this Essay were all created using the Nikkor 28-70mm & 70-200mm…

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