Photo Gear and Technical Advice: Optimize Your Practice

As a professional photographer, I began my career covering motorsports before turning to architecture, travel, and now fine art photography. Alongside my creative work, I regularly share technical articles grounded in real-world experience. These resources are not commercially driven — they aim to provide factual benchmarks and hands-on methods for understanding both analog and digital photographic practices.

This section is designed for demanding photographers looking to better understand, choose, and use their photographic gear. You’ll find practical articles on lens compatibility (particularly between Nikon F and Z mounts), film scanning workflows using scanners or digital cameras, and reliable solutions for backing up images without a computer when traveling or on assignment.

Each article is based on field-tested experience — whether it’s a review of a tilt-shift wide-angle lens, a macro lens, a scanning method comparison, or a mobile workflow used on location. The goal: to help you make informed decisions, gain autonomy, and safeguard your files in every situation.

Whether you use a DSLR, a mirrorless camera, or are exploring scanning techniques for your old negatives, this section offers real-world tips, technical guides, and first-hand insights.

Gear, accessories, compatibility, backups, digitization: build your technical skills with content written by a working photographer used to the constraints of the field.