Going Back to the Canon 5D Classic (and Letting the Sony a7 II Go)
A KEH-bought Canon 5D Classic, a Sony a7 II on its way out, and the career story between them — from a Rebel XTi to stepping back from spec-chasing in 2026.
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Sony RX1 Review 2026 Is This Compact Full Frame Camera Still Worth Buying
The Sony RX1 remains one of the most influential compact cameras ever created. More than a decade after its introduction and despite Sony revisiting the RX1 concept at dramatically higher price points, the original RX1 continues to hold its place. Its relevance in 2026 is not driven by nostalgia but
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Metadata onto Negatives with AnalogExif
Personal Note A part of my way organizing my negatives along with my scanned files is through Metadata and creating EXIF data through a software known as AnalogExif. There are probably other pieces of software out there now they can be better but this fits the bill in terms of incorporating what I need and […]
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An ‘Old Beater’ Beats A Bare Hand
It’s better to have a piece of tool handy and ready for those moments you want to snap something significant to you. Personal Note When it comes to second-hand analog equipment, I’m always conscious of the overall condition of a camera, preferably the cosmetic condition. This gives some insight into how well used or maintained […]
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Carl Zeiss 110mm f/2 Planar Lens on a Pentax 67 System: Uncharted Conversions
For years, I’ve always admired Hasselblad, its systems, and its impressive lineup of lenses. Over time, I’ve experimented with everything from the classic 500 series and H Series to the unique 2000 and 200 series bodies. I’ve used lenses ranging from the common Planar 80mm f/2.8 to iconic options li
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Introducing Tog&Log
Tog & Log is a blog/vlog designed to guide artists in documenting their creative processes, promoting self-awareness and reflection. By sharing insights on various project stages, it helps users improve their methods and achieve desired results. Inspired by photography, the name reflects a blend of recording and analog techniques.
Log 1 of 6: Going Back to the Canon 5D Classic (and Letting the Sony a7 II Go)