by Peter Llewellyn | Dec Fri 2022 | Blog, Software
Back in October 2018 I wrote an article on why I had changed to Capture One Pro as my primary Photo editor. At that time I was firmly of the opinion that Capture one was producing superior results from my Nikon RAW files than Lightroom. I continued to use Capture One... by Peter Llewellyn | Jan Mon 2022 | Blog, Latest images, News
Another year – another move! we have now settled (finally) in Canmore, just a few minutes drive from the gates of Banff National Park, and surrounded by the majesty of the Rocky Mountains. Hiking, skiing the Bow River for fly fishing and a wealth of wildlife are... 
by Peter Llewellyn | Aug Mon 2021 | Blog, News
Although we live on the East slope of the Rockies in Alberta we are suffering badly from smoke pollution drifting over the mountains from the extensive BC wildfires. The last two days have been particularly bad, in fact this morning the the AQI (Air Quality Index) in... 
by Peter Llewellyn | Jul Tue 2021 | Blog, Conservation, Latest images, Nikon, Wildlife
My new home of Canmore is situated right on the edge of both Banff National Park (the first National Park created in Canada) and Kanananaskis Country. Within 10 minutes of here I can be out in bear country, and there are lot’s about. In fact, I don’t even... 
by Peter Llewellyn | Mar Fri 2021 | Blog, Wildlife
A recent article in The Calgary Herald mentioned a big influx of Bald Eagles along the Bow River in Calgary, with as many as 20 being viewed on some days. This is probably due to less freeze up occurring on the Bow in the City itself, keeping open water available for... 
by Peter Llewellyn | Dec Wed 2020 | Blog, Latest images, Wildlife
Well, it’s certainly been a strange year! What with moving from Nova Scotia back to Alberta, and the Covid epidemic I have not spent as many days in the field as I had wished. Added to that, at the beginning of the year I was all set to cover some major sporting... 
by Peter Llewellyn | Dec Tue 2020 | Blog, Software
Capture One 21 was launched a week ago as the latest iteration of my favourite RAW processing software. So, lets get one thing out of the way immediately – are the new features worth upgrading from version 20? In reality, even though this remains my post... 
by Peter Llewellyn | Nov Mon 2020 | Blog, Software
Each new generation of digital camera has improved its control of digital noise in high ISO images. None the less I have always found it necessary to do a certain amount of noise control in post processing with most images shot at 1600 or above. For the last few years... 