AVENOIR / September 6, 2016 by Dylan Giannakopoulos

- n. the desire that memory could flow backward

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Haida PROII CPL-VND 2 in-1 Filter Review - A Photographer's Perspective

about 2 years ago

A few months ago, Haida reached out to me to see if I would be interested in trying out their new PROII CPL-VND 2 in 1 filter. Initially, I was apprehensive, but the inclusion of the CPL had me curious, could this finally be the VND filter that makes its way into my camera bag?

M10-II Filter Holder and M10-II Drop-in Filter Review

about 2 years ago

My favourite filter system just got better!

Haida M10 CPL + ND 0.9 (3-Stop) Filter Review

about 5 years ago

Shortly after releasing their M10 Filter Holder Kit, Haida expanded their M10 Drop-in filter line up to include gradated neutral density filters and CPL + ND filters. These innovative additions make use of the M10 Filter Holder’s Drop-in filter system which allows filters to be easily interchanged by squeezing the red release buttons.

SONY A9 REVIEWED

about 6 years ago

Sony’s latest addition to its E-Mount range not only features ground-breaking technology but redefines what you can expect from a mirrorless camera.

10 TIPS FOR BREATHTAKING AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

about 6 years ago

The big apple like you’ve never seen before! Sharing what I learnt from my first aerial photography flight, I discuss how I planned and shot New York from the sky.

REVIEW OF THE SONY FE 16-35MM F/2.8 G MASTER LENS

about 7 years ago

The Sony Vario-Tessar T* FE 16-35mm f/4 ZA OSS Lens is by far my most frequently used lens and an overall favourite of mine, so when Sony announced the release of their FE 16-35mm f/2.8 G Master wide angle zoom lens, I was dying to get my hands on it for a comparison. For this review, I wanted to put less of a focus on pixel peeping and stress more about the aspects of the lens which I found to have a discernible impact on image quality and usability.