Photography By Mark G Adams

Did you know there are no such things as “seagulls”, or so I have been told every time that I say that word.

There has been a major update of RapidRAW, and we are now on RapidRAW version 1.6.7.

Today we look at yet another raw editor.

I’ve been lucky enough to be using the 7Artisans 85mm F/1.8 lens recently, and here is my review of this lens.

RapidRaw 1.6.6 has been released, and it is an amazing, and huge update!

If you hang around the internet, YouTube or cameras clubs long enough, you’ll hear various “facts” thrown at you by photographers who think they understand professional photographers.

It’s been with great interest that I’ve been following various pieces of AI developed photo editing software.

In photography technology, few debates spark as much heat as the comparison between system formats.

Taking photographs is fun, or for some of us it is work as well.

If you browse developer forums, photography blogs, or desktop app repositories, you may have noticed a striking trend: a sudden wave of new RAW image editors hitting the market.

Here is a comprehensive review of CalibRaw, detailing what it is, who it is designed for, what software it can replace, and the features it offers.

We are seeing an influx of AI built photography apps at the moment, and if they are all as good as RapidRaw, then we are in for a treat in the future.

I just needed to get out, and as always, it called for shutter therapy!

We have a substantial update to RapidRaw, now on version 1.6.5.

When we talk about redundancy with our cameras and images, the term can be very misleading as many people equate redundancy as to having two card slots in your camera.

2026 has been a strange year so far, usually every year I have at least one photography project running, and more often than not more than one project.

I bought this lens out of my own money, and decided to give it a good run-in before giving my honest opinions on this review.

Today’s little stroll was with a group of friends, and where-as they all took their super-long lenses, I had to be different and take along my Nikon Z6ii with my Nikon Z35mm F/1.4 lens.

For years, the photography community has treated shooting RAW as an unquestioned badge of professionalism.

It is not often that I claim that you need something for your camera, especially when that something is a flash.

I recently discovered this new photo manager while looking around Git-Hub for various new software that might be of interest to others.

The Nikon Z5II C bridges the gap between smartphone simplicity and full-frame creative control.

For many years we’ve been sold a lie.

Once again we have a camera that brings you retro charm and gives you pure, distraction-free fun like the good old days!

RapidRaw 1.6.4 has just been released.

I have been wanting to do a tennis or sports themed photography portrait shoot for a long time now, and as it looks like we are going to have a long hard winter.

Today was meant to be a bird hunting trip, but of course, due to my little injury I ended up going very light and it changed into a leisurely stroll at The Gnoll in Neath.

Here is a lens that I never thought I would be owning, but due to circumstances I’ve ended up with one!

Recently I injured my arm.

It was a dark, damp, windy morning this morning, and myself and my youngest decided to pop to the annual Neath September Fair for a look around the various market stalls and just absorb the atmosphere.

It is always really nice to see a brand new camera, and I am excited by the new OM Systems Pen that is due for release at the end of October 2026.

You all know I love photography, and I had arranged this shoot, hunting deer to photograph, before I had an injury.

As many of you know, I’ve been involved in photography, and online photography for a very long time.

A few days after the Google Pixel 11 was released, I upgraded my old phone for this wonderful new phone.

It was a wonderful few hours with our model Declan.

It is not often you work with a model who is so utterly focused on results as Bethanie.

We always look forward to a new update of RapidRaw, and version 1.6.3 brings us the biggest update yet!

I have been so busy lately that I am very later getting a lot of my work online to share.

RapidRaw is becoming a powerful tool for photographers with every release, and it is welcome and fresh to see such a program being developed as a free and open source project.

It is September 1st 2026, and this quarters Adventures In Photography has been released!