While the X100VI boasts appealing features such as IBIS, a 40MP sensor, improved video capabilities, better Auto Focus and a better LCD, the question arises: do I really need all of this?

What is the most valuable camera asset? Is it In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS), a fast lens, a silent shutter, or an optical viewfinder?

The GR is often compared to a knife. It’s not a Swiss-army knife, but a single-purpose knife. Some also say it’s like a pen that fits in your hand….

The last time I was shooting with the Ricoh GR, I loved the 28mm for street and landscape photography. Since the X100V has a fixed 35mm that’s not an option. Or is it?

A few weeks ago I took the Ricoh GR and the Fujifilm X100V with me to take some photos on the streets of my hometown. This time I wanted to do some street photography and see if the GR would help me get better photos being unobtrusive as she is.

Film photography is great. I encourage anyone to do it. The tactile feel of putting film into the camera and transporting the film after each shot is a great feeling….

I must admit, I don’t use the Q menu a lot on my camera. But I never understood why my custom settings always suddenly were renamed to “BASE” and how this works. Here’s the answer.

The settings on any camera are all very personal. It’s all a matter of taste and preference and there’s no good or bad. These are some of mine…

What is it with cameras with fixed lenses? In 1993 I bought a Konica Hexar camera, also known as “the poor man’s Leica”….