Exploring the beauty and diversity of Japan through high quality imagery
Performance review of the Canon EOS R6 camera through real world samples.
That November’s full moon was the longest partial lunar eclipse in over 500 years. Thus, despite a bit of haze, I took the bazooka out, stood in the middle of the street and shot around 20 photos handheld (one stupid gaijin in the middle of the street is ok, but a stupid gaijin with a tripod won’t do). Not too bad a result for such a long focal length – thank you IBIS!
Little visit at the new Ramen place nearby with a macro lens. This RF 100mm is great.
A few pictures of my beloved Mario Kart (from Tomica) with the RF100mm macro. Very different experience from the the EF version I had about 15 years ago: this one focuses just like any other non-macro lens I have – very fast. Besides, like any other RF L series lens I have, this one is very sharp and produces the Canon colors I love and which I missed during my hiatus with Fuji.
The pandemic has done a lot of harm to the small restaurants in Tokyo. Quite a few places I know have closed, Big restaurants can survive but the little ones we all love, with good food, low prices and unique atmosphere have been hit the hardest.
Few pictures of an almost deserted Monsters Inc. attraction in Tokyo Disneyland. Why so few people? Because of the restrictions put in place to cope with the pandemic.
Welcome to Tokyo Disneyland during the Halloween Season! Things have changed though: there is now a dress code in place and costumes that belong more to a night out in Roppongi can no longer bee seen.
