Peter Forsgård

photographer

  • Olympus 25mm F1.8 Review – Nifty Fifty

    Olympus 25mm F1.8 Review – Nifty Fifty

    A Nifty-Fifty is a very versdatile lens and I always recommend to get one. In the video I will tell how I have used it and for what kinda of photograhy.

    I have also a video about the Standard lens in general.

    I said in the video that the price is around 350,-, but it seems that you can get it a lot cheaper.


  • Is the Digital Teleconverter on Olympus cameras any good?

    Is the Digital Teleconverter on Olympus cameras any good?

    I have been testing the Olympus Digital teleconverter lately. It can double your focal length on your M.Zuiko lens. That why it is very tempting. Wouldn’ t it be great to have extra reach on you trips if travelling only with one lens?

    But since it is a digital teleconvetert, it will upscale the cropped image you see from the EVF or the LCD. How bad is the loss in image quality?

    Check out this video and the images below to see for yourself.

    Upscaled from a cropped raw-file
    Upscaled from a cropped raw-file
    Digital Teleconverter On. (camera: Olympus OM-D E-M10 MKII, 14-42mm f3.5-5.6)
    Digital Teleconverter On. (camera: Olympus OM-D E-M10 MKII, 14-42mm f3.5-5.6)

    As you can see the difference is not big, but the upscaled raw-filer is a bit better.


  • 6 Tips for Travel photograph

    6 Tips for Travel photograph

    Travel photography is most likely one of the most popular genres of photography. We all do it, but we all have a different approach to it. Some of us only want to record the memories the people we traveled with and the things we saw. The photography itself is only for recording memories. For some of us, it is the way to have time for photography. The everyday life is busy and the time we get to travel is the time we make our photographs.

    In my video about Travel photography, I give tips on how to get better images no matter what your reason to photograph on trips is.