This blog was once about my life though is now dedicated to being generally about photography and science, although other topics are covered as well.
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
I'm In Despair
Dear reader, whoever you may be, I'm in despair. I've been so since November of 2016. If you haven't read my blogs, then you wouldn't understand. Where are we to go now? I want to leave Earth and go home. This is not a cosmic thought so to say. This is like I want to get away from all of the psychological pain that I've been tormented with. I might as well have been physically, I mean to some it's the equivalent of acute physical torment. In other words, I've essentially been physically tormented throughout life. I've never been at ease throughout the years. There's a chance at something new though and that's what has to happen. Please leave any comments and/or suggestions. As I've already mentioned, I just want to leave this Earth very calmly and without any commotion. I want to be alive again, but not on this Earth; I want to be alive in a totally different world. Literally
I Am Currently Researching The Best Camera For Macro Photography
I'm currently thinking about either a Sony A6000 with macro lens, Canon G16 (minimum focus distance=1cm), or the not yet released Nikon DL series. This decision delivers a really tough conundrum when determining what camera is best for macro photography; why? Because data for the Canon G16 doesn't specify the focus ratio, and though the Nikon DL has 20 megapixels, it's close focusing distance=3cm, while we already know from research that the Sony A6000 will have a mag. ratio of 1:1. So...we don't know which camera is best for macro photography of snowflakes?
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