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Catching The Rain

Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley

Category: Gear

12 December 200512 December 2005

Digital camera sensor cleaning

I embarked on a potentially fraught task on Sunday, not without a little trepidation. I’d been doing some macro photography and noticed that my sensor had a family of dust specks, small and large, littered across the surface. In fact when I looked closer it was more like the population Read more …

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24 November 200524 November 2005

Digital cameras

In case you were wondering, most of the shots on this site were taken with my Fuji S2pro. I have had it since April 2004, and it has proved super-reliable, even withstanding several hours left out in one of the heaviest downpours I’ve ever seen. A night in the airing Read more …

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