wrotniak.net: Photo

NOTE! This is a mirror of Andrzej Wrotniak's website which went offline in early 2025. This site had been dormant since 2020 with no updates, but still proved to be useful for Exakta and Olympus micro 4/3 camera information. This mirror is being hosted for archival purposes only and does not contain any new information. Here you will find a number of semi-technical articles, dealing with photography, mostly (but not only) digital. The most recent ones are listed at the top.
	The Photo News — a commentary on what strikes my fancy in photography in general, plus a focus on Micro Four Thirds and Olympus.
	The The OM-D line of Micro Four Thirds (μFT) cameras: finally, μFT done right? Yes, in spades. The most active area of my site.	The Olympus E-System: the first digital SLR system built from the ground up. Now a closed chapter.
	Photo Bytes — computers in photography: postprocessing, editing, storage, Web, software, hardware. .	Nitty-Gritty: the often-overlooked, underestimated, or misrepresented technical aspects of photography.
	Infrared photography with a digital camera: introduction, some hard data, and images.	Taking pictures of the Moon with your camera (digital or not): technical advice, sample images.
	Classic Exaktas: pages devoted to the first SLR camera using the 35-mm film (1936-1971).	Vintage cameras: some oldies but goodies, some from seventy years ago, and (mostly) still running!
	My digital photography articles written for the Quest — a newsletter of the Olympus Circle in the U.K.	Olympus advanced digital compacts: C-5050Z, C-5060WZ, and C-7070WZ — no longer current but usable.
	Olympus Camedia E-10 and E-20: a section on these digital classic SLRs with a personality.	The Olympus Camedia 30x0 series (C-3000Z .. C-3040Z): an annotated review, plus a number of articles.
	Simple Digital Compacts: small, inexpensive, but respectable. Two older Olympus models, one Canon, with a Sony Mavica thrown in.	Bits and Pieces: articles which did not fit anywhere else. Some no longer current, some up-to-date, plus two April Fools' stories.