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Lenses
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“The
most important items of all in the kit bag are the lenses I use. If
they are not of the highest quality, then even the most expensive
camera body behind them will be a waste of money.”
Olympus
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14
mm 1:2.8
PRO Lens
Olympus
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-40 mm 1:2.8 PRO Lens
Olympus
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 40-150mm 1:2.8 PRO Lens
Olympus
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-42mm 1:3.5-5.6 EZ Lens
Olympus
MC-14 1.4X Teleconverter for the M40-150mm PRO Lens
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Cameras
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“Most folk know that I use
Olympus
cameras and their Zuiko lenses but they might not know why. I look for
quality of build and performance, leading edge technology with ease of
use, value for money; and I like to travel light. Olympus have met my
criteria ever since my first OM1 SLR in 1976.”
Olympus
OM-D E-M1 Mark II Compact System Camera
Olympus
PEN F Camera
Olympus
Tough Camera
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Supports
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Manfrotto
055MF4 Mag Fibre Tripod
Manfrotto
695CX 5 Section Carbon Fiber Monopod
Manfrotto
468MGRC4 Hydrostatic Ball Head
Manfrotto 410
Junior Geared Head
Manfrotto
701HDV Professional Mini Fluid Video Head
Manfrotto 454
Micropositioning Plate
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Displays
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Apple iMac 27
- I have transferred all of my photographic work to this outstanding
machine. How did I ever manage without it?
Jobo Giga Vu Pro
- A must for reviewing images on its 4 inch screen whilst on location
and
for showing clients. (I said I liked to travel light and I certainly
don’t want to lug a PC around with me.) It saves me a fortune in
contact prints.
Acer V193
in my ‘PC Darkroom’ - Not used so much now but it's useful for checking
website appearance and image management on a Windows PC.
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Software
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Photoshop CS5
Photoshop CS3
ImageReady CS
Combine ZM
Helicon Focus
Photomatix Basic
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Printers
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Epson Stylus
R2000
Epson Stylus
R800
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Accessories
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Olympus HLD-4 Power Battery Holder
JJC WR-100 Wireless Remote Control
Hoya PRO1 Digital UVs, NDs and Circular Polarizers
- “Always use the best quality or you might as well use bottle glass
for lenses.”
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