This is a blog that strives to present new and novel information regarding the Micro Four Thirds family of cameras pioneered by Olympus and Panasonic in 2008. It also explores telescope making, astrophotography, camera hacking, Rx7 stuff, Canadiana and horology. The blog has been active for 9 years and is approaching a quarter million visits. There are currently over 133 articles to peruse.
Dr Jim Chung is a health care provider, a professional speaker, writer, astronomer, and photographer. He is also a classic motorcycle and sports car owner & enthusiast, and was a professional musician while in dental school. He also worked for two years at the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario in the capacity as an analyst with the department of Personal Conduct and Regulatory Affairs. The team prosecuted the most egregious cases of dental malpractice in the province.
Today, he only practices part time and spends his free time as a professional photographer and writer. He has spoken extensively in front of camera and photography clubs and is available to do so.
Look for his ground breaking book Astro Imaging Projects for Amateur Astronomers – A Maker’s Guide.
And his upcoming coffee table pictorial Discovering Wildlife in Toronto’s Don Valley.
Check out his abbreviated photography portfolio at:
Jim Chung's Ramblings 