Hi I’m Jack:
A Scientist & Street Photographer.
Street Photography is how I document life…
Clean and minimal is how I’ve always pictured Mt Fuji, so why don’t my photos ever look postcard-worthy? I could blame the crowds or bad weather, maybe landscapes just isn’t for me. Using every lesson I learnt from a decade of street photography, last month I finally went back to chase that peak. This time I tried to copy 5 Fuji postcards using prime lenses only.
I thought the Nikon ZF was the best for vintage glass, then came the ZR.? Its unique form factor breathes new life into old lenses, you do need the right adapter though to get green boxes, IBIS, autofocus? The 6 best adapters are all very expensive, and to help you pick I’ve torture-tested them in bad lighting and terrible weather. There’s one last adapter I’m trying to track down, but my time in Tokyo’s running out.
Why’s the OM3 so expensive? Not the looks, or build quality, it’s how they squeezed 10 years of flagship tech into a tiny body. After all the cameras I’ve tried, I’m tired of hype, is this actually “game-changing”? For me, surprisingly yes, after a whirlwind tour of Tokyo, 5 districts in 24 hours - it did change my photography? I took it on a workshop with my Street Photography sensei - it inspired me to try 1 new camera setting.