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Book Your Wedding with Falkner Winery
About Us
Located in Temecula, California, in the heart of wine country, Falkner Winery offers couples a private and modern venue option for wedding ceremonies and receptions. This spot offers breathtaking views of vineyards and expansive landscapes from its 1,500-foot elevation. Providing both indoor and outdoor settings, the Falkner Winery has all-inclusive wedding packages that make your wedding planning a simple process. For couples seeking an intimate winery scene that accommodates late-night festivities, the Falkner Winery is an excellent choice.
The Garden, a beautifully manicured lawn next to a small grove of trees and shrubbery, is the site for an outdoor ceremony and reception. In the distance, you see the rolling hills of the vineyards and mountains. If you time your ceremony for late afternoon, your guests get the additional pleasure of a spectacular sunset. This space offers a 24-foot oak bar, a dance floor, romantic stringed lighting and a tinkling water fountain among the lush foliage. The Garden is adjacent to the Tasting Room, which guests can access throughout the evening.
The Vineyard ceremony site offers views of breathtaking vineyards on a space adjacent to the Pinnacle restaurant. Accented with white roses and cypress trees, this area also has a stone fountain that adds to the elegant and peaceful atmosphere. Couples have the option of using the gazebo for the ceremony. The entry to the Vineyard has a jasmine arbor, which provides lovely photo opportunities and brings a sweet smell to this charming and classic space.
The Pinnacle reception site is used in conjunction with the Vineyard ceremony site. It's a gorgeous stately restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows. It has oak wood accents and glass walls that bring exude an elegant and modern vibe. The expansive views are breathtaking, especially from the 110-foot balcony. Below the Pinnacle, guests can access the Barrel Room, which is an especially romantic space. The Barrel Room can be used for a small intimate wedding as well.
What You Should Know
The Falkner Winery offers all-exclusive and private events after 5:00 p.m., when the Tasting Room closes. The catering services will customize a menu according to the couple's desires, and a wedding-day manager is available to help ensure the whole process goes smoothly. In addition, wedding packages require a minimum of 75 guests, and can include the following.
- Rehearsal
- Bridal suite
- Ceremony site
- Reception site
- Winery inspired decor
- Wedding arbor
- Chairs and tables
- Catering
- Dinnerware
- Cake cutting
- Champagne toast
- Linens
- Setup and cleanup
- Unlimited bar package
- Unlimited wine, beer and soft drinks
- Bartenders
The Garden spaces can accommodate events up until 11 p.m. and the Pinnacle can stay open until 1 a.m.
Extra Perks
The Falkner Winery offers several extra perks, and perhaps the most notable is their bar package, which offers an unlimited open bar with a selection of wine and beer, which is served into the early hours of the next morning after the wedding. The venue offers the property for pre-ceremony photos. The owner of Falkner Winery is easily accessible during the planning process and is willing to accommodate special requests.
From the Vendor
A unique and private boutique winery
Breathtaking, panoramic views of the Temecula wine country, a soothing waterfall, twinkling lights, amber sunsets, gentle breezes, fabulous food, and free-flowing award winning wines! Warm and professional staff, on-site wedding manager, all-inclusive packaging. Call today to set up a private tour!
Amenities + Details
Bridal Suite
Handicap Accessible
Liability Insurance
Outdoor - Not Covered
Reception Area
For more details about amenities, please message the Venue.
$$ – Affordable
Elopement, Non-Religious Ceremony, Religious Ceremony, Same Sex Ceremony, Second Wedding , Vow Renewal Ceremony
Ballroom, Garden, Vineyard
Bar + Drinks, Food + Catering, Planning, Rentals + Equipment, Service Staff
Contact Info
I couldn't have picked a better place to have our wedding! Our wedding was on 9/17/16 in the Pinnacle and I was a very stressed out bride being that everything was planned in 4 months and there was even a time when I wanted to change my date. Loretta is the best; any questions... Read More I had she was quick to answer and kept me on track with planning. She worked with us and even when we hadn't yet picked a venue; her follow through is what stole us! The winery is so beautiful all around and a great spot because it's right off the main road. The staff was great as well, helpful and kind each time we stopped by. The chef was also amazing! The tasting was top of the line that we didn't make any changes for the reception. Cassie the coordinator was a great addition and I am so happy she was there before and throughout the event. During crunch time Cassie made everything so easy! The day was magical and went so fast I want to do it all over again! The venue, food and wine just made everything so much more perfect! I recommend Falkner to anyone and everyone!! I can wait to be married for 5 years just so I can renew our vows here! It's been a month and our friends and family still talk about how amazing our wedding was! I can't thank Loretta, Cassie and Falkner enough, everything was truly perfect!
Falkner Winery was everything I could want in a wedding venue. From the moment we arrived at the site, we knew instantly that we wanted our wedding to take place there. Almost everything was included in the price; the food, drinks, tables, linens, lighting, and staff. The garden... Read More was the perfect outdoor venue and made us feel like we were in a fairytale. Loretta was a gem of person and made sure all of our questions were answered and that we had everything in place before the big day. The food was fantastic! My guests are still raving about how it was some of the best wedding food they have ever had. I would recommend this place in a heartbeat to anyone looking for a garden wedding. Falkner Winery knows what they are doing, and they made sure our wedding was everything we wanted.
Beautiful Venue and Excellent ServiceReviewed on 4/13/2015 Alexandra S
We loved everything about our wedding venue! Falkner Winery was the perfect place; not only are the views from atop the hill gorgeous but also the property itself is just amazing! The food was delicious and our guests were really pleased with the flow of the day/night! Thanks... Read More to our wonderful coordinator, Krissy, it was a stress free event for us! Also, having Cocktail hour in the Barrel Room and then moving upstairs to the restaurant area for the reception was a nice treat for our guests. We get compliments for our choice in venue. We found a gem in Falkner; beautiful venue, excellent service, friendly staff and within our budget! We dealt directly with Loretta, one of the owners, and we never had any run-around and it definitely made the entire process stress-free and smooth. My husband picked the most beautiful place and it was like a dream come true to have our wedding at Falkner.
My husband and I had such a wonderful experience with Falkner from the first day we walked in for a tasting and tour to our wedding. The entire staff, and especially the events team with Krissy, were wonderful and catered to our needs. The wedding day went so smoothly and was... Read More the most beautiful set up we could have asked for. The food and wine were also really amazing and our guests commented on how good everything was. I would absolutely recommend Falkner to anyone who wants a beautiful location, affordable options and excellent service. Thanks again!
We were considering this venue for our wedding. The views and sites for the ceremony and reception were breathtaking but unfortunately our guide was awful. The entire time she made unprofessional and completely unnecessary racially focused jokes. Then she had the nerve to ask my... Read More fiancée if he had a life threatening illness because of his pale complexion!!! She tried to make up for the comment once she realized he was just light skinned but by that point we were so horrified we couldn't look past this and decided to go with another venue. I don't know how they got so many awards when clearly they don't screen their employees well enough.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We pride ourselves on exceptional customer service and providing a truly enjoyable experience. We have addressed the issue and have ensured this situation does not happen in the future. We wish you both great joy and happiness... Read Less Read More
I never actually visited the winery but was in contact with the owner and all I can say is "yikes." I want my wedding as mellow and stress free as possible, but the owner is anything but. To start, she sent multiple consecutive emails before I could even check my messages with... Read More all caps PLEASE and ASAP (all caps = pet-peeve but was trying to give her the benefit of the doubt) just for an appointment. She then called an hour *before* our scheduled time and said "I'm not sure if you called to say you were running late or what's going on, but your appointment is at 4:15 so please call us back ASAP, we really need to hear from you." Who arrives an hour before their appointment time? I'm sure the venue is beautiful, but she seemed much too frazzled and unorganized for what I'm looking for.
Stacy, I am so sorry for any inconvenience last Saturday, May 13. You and I had set a tour for 4:15 PM. My 3:00 PM Bridal Tour called about 2:45PM, and was running 40 minutes late (traffic issues),and wanted to know if I could still... Read Less Read More
The venue was absolutely beautiful and our wedding coordinator, Krissy, was on point!
I cannot express enough what a wonderful experience I had having my wedding and reception at Falkner Winery. The venue is gorgeous and the staff and ownership are a joy to work with. Krissy our wedding coordinator was impeccable, going above and beyond to make our day so... Read More special. It was so wonderful to be able to relax and enjoy the day knowing that all details were being well taken care of. Loretta the owner was personally involved in the wedding process and always responsive to my questions and special requests. This winery is a true class act with a stunning property and fabulous food and wine! I promise you will NOT be disappointed!
There is literally not a single thing not perfect about this venue. It's gorgeous, perfect for pictures, beautiful reception area, helpful staff, and beautiful spacious bridal suite! Loretta and Krissy were amazing and did everything they could to make your day as perfect for... Read More you as possible. The wine was great and we even had guests buying bottles to take home. Oh and the food was a big success as well. I cannot say enough good things about this venue.
We cannot say enough great things about Falkner winery. We could have not imagined getting married anywhere else. Loretta and her staff were amazing start to finish. They were very attentive to us the day of for anything that we may have needed. We had little to no stress... Read More throughout the whole process. Loretta walked us through everything every step of the way. The food prepared by the executive chef was amazing as was the wine. The best part was since we got married in the garden area outside the winery closes to the public at 5pm so you and your wedding guest get the garden area to yourselves. The views were breathtaking and everything was perfect to be honest. We are so glad we decided to have a our big day at Falkner Winery.
We got married in May 2016 at Falkner the Pinnacle. We visited several other wineries but this one was a clear winner as soon as we stepped foot on the dramatic walkway to the ceremony location. What's even better is that the price is less than lots of the other nearby wineries... Read More and in my opinion is more beautiful as well. Loretta was easy to work with throughout the process. Krissy, our included day-of coordinator, was a godsend. She managed tricky family dynamics at our rehearsal, ensured set up was as we'd envisioned and made sure everything ran smoothly (including unbustling my dress at the bottom of the walkway before I hit the stairs). The serving staff were great and made sure my husband and I got to eat. Our guests are still talking about our wedding nearly 6 months later!
Cassie did an amazing amazing job as our coordinator. I was so relaxed the whole wedding day! We had our ceremony and reception in the garden and it was absolutely stunning. I never heard any complains about the food or drink. If I were to do it all over again, I would change... Read More nothing!!
Falkner Winery was an amazing place to have our wedding. We were in the Pinnacle restaurant for our reception. The entire location was so beautiful that it required minimal decoration (which is exactly what I wanted). The food was so good that our guests kept telling us how much... Read More they liked it. The entire staff was wonderful and made sure that my husband and I actually got to eat and have wine!!! They were on top of everything and made sure that all my guests with food allergies or special requests were taken care of. I cannot say enough good things about our experience!!
Such a perfect place for our daughter and now son in laws wedding and reception! We wouldn't change a thing!! The food was great and the staff was friendly, helpful and efficient! Cassie was the perfect coordinator, attending to every detail to help things run smoothly-even... Read More when we forgot something! The owner, Loretta communicated well with us from long distance and was flexible with us when we had last minute changes! The setting is perfect for an outdoor event!! We had guests commenting on how great everything was all night!! We look forward to trying the restaurant and wine tasting on our next visit!!
Falkner Winery is one of a kind!!! It was an amazing experience and everything was made so easy for me and my now husband. Loretta and Silvana we absolutely amazing and always there at the drop of a dime when I had any questions. It went so smooth and not to mention we planned... Read More the wedding in just 5 short months :-)
Falkner Winery is an amazing place. The owner Loretta and her staff are the best. They have the wedding process down like no other. Their attention to detail made our wedding day completely stress free. We had our wedding in the garden area of the winery and it was beautiful.... Read More The garden area served as the perfect location for both our ceremony and reception. Our wedding was on October 1st and we continue to receive messages from our guest about how beautiful and amazing the wedding was. When we first met with Loretta we instantly new this was the venue for us. As the wedding planning process continued Loretta made sure we had all of our questions and concerns addressed immediately. Everything that Loretta provides for weddings at her winery exceeds expectations. From the food, which is the best wedding food ever, to the wine, which is top notch, to finally the day of event coordinator she provides named Cassie. Cassie is a gift from God. She made our wedding day so stress free and smooth. She really knows what she is doing and she is very concerned with making your wedding day perfect. The little extra attention to details that she goes above and beyond to do for you is truely special. We could go on for hours about how great Cassie is and how lucky we were to have her as our day of coordinator. In conclusion, Falkner Winery is heaven on earth. It has all of the ingredients to create a perfect wedding. Anyone looking for a wedding venue should choose Falkner Winery. You will not be disappointed. Thank you Loretta, Cassie, and the entire Falkner Winery staff for creating such an amazing wedding venue. You are the best!!
My husband and I were married on September 25th, 2016. We chose the Pinnacle side with our reception in the restaurant. We could not have picked a better venue for our special day. Between Loretta Falkner, the awesome owner and the two coordinators we had the honor of working... Read More with, first Krissy Klomenic in the pre-planning process, then Ashley Speakman for the wedding process, everyone was extremely helpful, accommodating, and friendly. Loretta was extremely responsive the entire planning process, which I was always pleasantly surprised by since she has so much on her plate--being the owner and all, NBD! The day was perfect. My goal was to have an elegant and classy wedding that was full of FUN-everyone out on the dance floor. I wanted to enjoy my day that we worked so hard to have. That is exactly what happened and more. All of our guests raved about the food, the stunning views from the winery, the way the night flowed, and how it all came together. Ashley even worked with my parents to surprise me with a huge inside joke (Hashtag the panda from Jimmy Fallon's the Tonight show coming out and dancing). She was amazingly sweet, professional, and worked well with our entire bridal party and families. She helped me feel completely at ease and checked in with us all night to ensure our timeline was running well. All of our guests have said it was one of the best weddings they have attended and share pictures since (many of them changing their FB profile pics to sunset Falkner photos :)) . I cannot wait to see the professional pictures and re-live such an incredible time. Thank you to the entire Falkner staff who helped with our day and to Ashley and Loretta for making this truly the best day of our lives. Our other vendors were also amazing and worked really well with the Falkner staff. My heart has been full ever since our big day. The experience really started my husband Danny and mine's married life together with pure happiness. When something is already right and you have chosen your soulmate, as I have, the wedding should be a true celebration you joining your lives together, surrounded by loved ones. You won't regret going with Falkner.
My little sister had her wedding here and it was fabulous. As the big sister and MOH I helped her plan all of the wedding including the venue. When we first arrived to view it the first time we were greeted by Sylvania who was so so sweet and knowledgeable she showed us around... Read More the grounds then we were greeted by Loretta who went over all the details and what they offer. The pricing and what is s included is just wonderful. The price your given includes it all they are very upfront with the costs. The rehearsal was nice quick and organized we met our day of planner Casandra and she was organized and on top of things. Now for the day of "the biggest g day". As a makeup artist I do tons of weddings I see a lot of stressed out brides and a lot of disorganization, but t this was not the case here. We were greeted again by Casandra who was on top of everything. I have no idea how she did it but everything was on time and went perfect and smoothly. Also Sylvania was there the day of assisting and she not only remembered me from meeting just once almost a year ago but she was also on top of everything and so friendly. My sisters wedding was absolutely perfect and I'm so glad we went with Falkner Winery
From the moment we saw Falkner Winery, we knew this was the place we wanted to celebrate our special day! My husband was actually nervous after getting out of the car to look at it because he was worried Ivwas going to fall in love with it and we wouldn't be able to afford it!!... Read More Not the case! Loretta, the owner, worked close with us from the very first day we looked at it until the day we said I do! She was outstanding as was all of the staff there including our coordinator Krissy! They answered questions and emails within hours and made our day so much easier to plan. We live in Las Vegas so they made sure to help us out as much as they could with recommending vendors and setting up our tastings around the time we would be in town. They went above and beyond and exceeded our expectations ! They both made our wedding as stress free as possible and it was simply wonderful! I highly recommend the Falkner winery for anyone looking to have a magical wedding !
Loretta and her staff were amazing. we were lucky to have our ceremony on the pinnicale side and the reception on the garden side due to both sides being available. Everything was more than I could have asked for. Cassie went above and beyond on the day of the wedding to ensure... Read More that everything was taken care of. The venue exceeded my expectations and my guest loved the venue and the food. I can't rave enough about Loretta. She was so easy to work with from her quick response to her emails to her making sure everything was accommodated to our liking. Definitely recommend this to any bride in search of looking for their perfect venue.
Falkner did an amazing job! They came up with a solution fast for my outdoor wedding due to the rain and cold and windy weather conditions. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a venue!
We had our wedding last month at Falkner Winery and we absolutely loved it! Our coordinator (who came with the venue) was Cassie, and she was so on top of everything that we were perfectly on schedule the day of. We used the yard/garden area instead of the Pinnacle, and it was... Read More so beautiful. I peeked during cocktail hour and a bunch of our guests were taking selfies in front of the gorgeous sunset. The food was great (highly recommend the vegetarian lasagna, and I'm not even a vegetarian), the wine was great, the price was right, and everything was gorgeous. The only downside to the outdoor space is that it gets windy in the evening. The breeze is nice and keeps everyone cool in the summer heat (the fact that the area is well shaded is great too), but keep the wind in mind as far as your plans for hair, veil, etc, especially if you're doing a first look. It dies down around 7pm or so. The venue recently made some upgrades, adding market lights instead of regular lights, and changing to a larger wood altar arch instead of the old metal one, both of which are huge improvements. Be sure to look at more recent photos/videos when you're researching. Overall we LOVED this venue. Wouldn't change a thing!
My husband and I wanted to thank you for helping put together our dream wedding. We couldn't have been happier and it couldn't have gone smoother. Your staff was impeccable. The venue was perfect- every part of it. Krissy was phenomenal, and my guests haven't stopped calling,... Read More emailing, texting, facebooking, and instagramming on what a special event it was. They loved the atmosphere. They loved the food, they loved the décor. And they loved the overall feeling. Between the vineyards, the sunset, the intimacy, and the overall energy, it was an unforgettable experience that my WIFE and I will cherish. I will always highly recommend The Falkner Winery and look forward to wine tasting when we return. I want to thank you for being so affable and flexible from the very beginning. You were a joy to work with. We thank you sooooooo much!!!!!
It seems like every big event has some hiccups or at least one minor disaster! This was not the case with Falkner! If I had to create the perfect wedding experience, it would start with Falkner! Loretta and Krissy were such a pleasure to work with! I'm generally one to only... Read More leave negative reviews but they deserve a huge kiddos! My fiance and I got married on July 8th, a week later we're here on our honeymoon and I compelled to leave a review. My wife and I were not the most decisive when it came to the wedding so having Loretta and Krissy to help navigate us was so helpful! For the few things we wanted to do out of the norm, they were very accommodating! Thank you so much for making the most important day of our life, the best day of our life!
Falkner WineryReviewed on 10/30/2015
We got married at Falkner Winery on August 1st of 2015 at The Pinnacle. We couldn't be happier with the staff, the service and the venue it self. From the moment I called to set up an appointment with Lorreta, she was personable friendly and answered many of my questions. Once... Read More we met she made the whole process of selecting a venue very easy. She walked us all through your the winery and explained the options for our wedding. She also provided great vendors and was available when ever we needed her during the preparations. Krissy the wedding coordinator the day of the event made sure everything was taken care of, she didn't miss a beat. Our wedding was beautiful and yours can be too at Falkner Winery. Our guests can't stop talking about how nice everything at our wedding was. Thanks Falkner Winery!


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Treaty of Waitangi
The Treaty of Waitangi is a treaty first signed on 6 February 1840 by representatives of the British Crown and various Māori chiefs from the North Island of New Zealand. The Treaty entitled Britain to claim the islands of New Zealand as part of the British Empire, as a colony of New South Wales.
The Treaty of Waitangi - quick summary
The Treaty of Waitangi is New Zealand's founding document. It takes its name from the place in the Bay of Islands where it was first signed, on 6 February 1840. This day is now a public holiday in New Zealand. The Treaty is an agreement, in Māori and English, that was made between the British Crown and about 540 Māori rangatira (chiefs).
Growing numbers of British migrants arrived in New Zealand in the late 1830s, and there were plans for extensive settlement. Around this time there were large-scale land transactions with Māori, unruly behaviour by some settlers and signs that the French were interested in annexing New Zealand. The British government was initially unwilling to act, but it eventually realised that annexing the country could protect Māori, regulate British subjects and secure commercial interests.
Lieutenant-Governor William Hobson had the task of securing British sovereignty over New Zealand. He relied on the advice and support of, among others, James Busby, the British Resident in New Zealand. The Treaty was prepared in just a few days. Missionary Henry Williams and his son Edward translated the English draft into Māori overnight on 4 February. About 500 Māori debated the document for a day and a night before it was signed on 6 February.
Hobson and others stressed the Treaty's benefits while playing down the effects of British sovereignty on rangatiratanga (chiefly authority). Reassured that their status would be strengthened, many chiefs supported the agreement. About 40 chiefs, starting with Hōne Heke, signed the Māori version of the Treaty on 6 February. By September, another 500 had signed the copies of the document that were sent around the country. Some signed while remaining uncertain; others refused or had no chance to sign. Almost all signed the Māori text. The Colonial Office in England later declared that the Treaty applied to Māori tribes whose chiefs had not signed. British sovereignty over the country was proclaimed on 21 May 1840.
The Treaty is a broad statement of principles on which the British and Māori made a political compact to found a nation state and build a government in New Zealand. The document has three articles. In the English version, Māori cede the sovereignty of New Zealand to Britain; Māori give the Crown an exclusive right to buy lands they wish to sell, and, in return, are guaranteed full rights of ownership of their lands, forests, fisheries and other possessions; and Māori are given the rights and privileges of British subjects.
The Treaty in Māori was deemed to convey the meaning of the English version, but there are important differences. Most significantly, the word 'sovereignty' was translated as 'kawanatanga' (governance). Some Māori believed they were giving up government over their lands but retaining the right to manage their own affairs. The English version guaranteed 'undisturbed possession' of all their 'properties', but the Māori version guaranteed 'tino rangatiratanga' (full authority) over 'taonga' (treasures, which may be intangible). Māori understanding was at odds with the understanding of those negotiating the Treaty for the Crown, and as Māori society valued the spoken word, explanations given at the time were probably as important as the wording of the document.
Different understandings of the Treaty have long been the subject of debate. From the 1970s especially, many Māori have called for the terms of the Treaty to be honoured. Some have protested – by marching on Parliament and by occupying land. There have been studies of the Treaty and a growing awareness of its meaning in modern New Zealand.
It is common now to refer to the intention, spirit or principles of the Treaty. The Treaty of Waitangi is not considered part of New Zealand domestic law, except where its principles are referred to in Acts of Parliament. The exclusive right to determine the meaning of the Treaty rests with the Waitangi Tribunal, a commission of inquiry created in 1975 to investigate alleged breaches of the Treaty by the Crown. More than 2000 claims have been lodged with the tribunal, and a number of major settlements have been reached.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Treaty of Waitangi?
The Treaty of Waitangi is the founding document of New Zealand. It is an agreement entered into by representatives of the Crown and of Māori iwi (tribes) and hapū (sub-tribes). It is named after the place in the Bay of Islands where the Treaty was first signed, on 6 February 1840. The Treaty was not drafted as a constitution or a statute. It was a broad statement of principles upon which the British officials and Māori chiefs made a political compact or covenant to found a nation state and build a government in New Zealand to deal with pressing new circumstances. Like many treaties, it is an exchange of promises between the parties to it.
What does the Treaty of Waitangi say?
The Treaty has three articles. In the English version, Māori cede the sovereignty of New Zealand to Britain; Māori give the Crown an exclusive right to buy lands they wish to sell and, in return, are guaranteed full rights of ownership of their lands, forests, fisheries and other possessions; and Māori are given the rights and privileges of British subjects. The Treaty in Māori was deemed to convey the meaning of the English version, but there are important differences. Most significantly, in the Māori version the word 'sovereignty' was translated as 'kawanatanga' (governance). Some Māori believed that the governor would have authority over the settlers alone; others thought that they were giving up the government over their lands but retaining the right to manage their own affairs. The English version guaranteed 'undisturbed possession' of all properties, but the Māori version guaranteed 'tino rangatiratanga' (full authority) over 'taonga' (treasures, which can be intangible). The precise nature of the exchange within the Treaty of Waitangi is a matter of debate.
Who signed the Treaty of Waitangi, where and when?
More than 40 chiefs signed the Māori copy of the Treaty at Waitangi on 6 February 1840. Copies were then taken all around the country, and chiefs from many places signed. There were about 50 signing meetings between February and September 1840 and about 540 chiefs gave their agreement. All but 39 chiefs signed a Māori-language copy of the Treaty.
Why was the Treaty of Waitangi entered into?
New Zealand was changing quickly in the late 1830s. British subjects and other Europeans were acquiring land from Māori and had set up valuable commercial operations. Large groups of settlers had set out for New Zealand in 1839. Crime, violence and general lawlessness was rife, and the British Resident from 1833, James Busby, could do little to control it. Foreign powers, notably the French, were also taking an interest in New Zealand. The British government appointed Captain William Hobson as consul and provided him with instructions to negotiate for the sovereignty of New Zealand and for the setting up of a British colony.
What happened after the Treaty was signed?
Shortly after the Treaty was signed, Lieutenant-Governor William Hobson proclaimed British sovereignty over the whole of New Zealand. His proclamations were ratified by the British government in October 1840. Under British law, New Zealand became technically a part of the colony of New South Wales. Further constitutional changes in late 1840 and early 1841 made New Zealand a Crown colony in its own right.
THE TREATY OF WAITANGI - English text version
HER MAJESTY VICTORIA Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland regarding with Her Royal Favor the Native Chiefs and Tribes of New Zealand and anxious to protect their just Rights and Property and to secure to them the enjoyment of Peace and Good Order has deemed it necessary in consequence of the great number of Her Majesty's Subjects who have already settled in New Zealand and the rapid extension of Emigration both from Europe and Australia which is still in progress to constitute and appoint a functionary properly authorised to treat with the Aborigines of New Zealand for the recognition of Her Majesty's Sovereign authority over the whole or any part of those islands – Her Majesty therefore being desirous to establish a settled form of Civil Government with a view to avert the evil consequences which must result from the absence of the necessary Laws and Institutions alike to the native population and to Her subjects has been graciously pleased to empower and to authorise me William Hobson a Captain in Her Majesty's Royal Navy Consul and Lieutenant-Governor of such parts of New Zealand as may be or hereafter shall be ceded to her Majesty to invite the confederated and independent Chiefs of New Zealand to concur in the following Articles and Conditions.
Article the first [Article 1]
The Chiefs of the Confederation of the United Tribes of New Zealand and the separate and independent Chiefs who have not become members of the Confederation cede to Her Majesty the Queen of England absolutely and without reservation all the rights and powers of Sovereignty which the said Confederation or Individual Chiefs respectively exercise or possess, or may be supposed to exercise or to possess over their respective Territories as the sole sovereigns thereof.
Article the second [Article 2]
Her Majesty the Queen of England confirms and guarantees to the Chiefs and Tribes of New Zealand and to the respective families and individuals thereof the full exclusive and undisturbed possession of their Lands and Estates Forests Fisheries and other properties which they may collectively or individually possess so long as it is their wish and desire to retain the same in their possession; but the Chiefs of the United Tribes and the individual Chiefs yield to Her Majesty the exclusive right of Preemption over such lands as the proprietors thereof may be disposed to alienate at such prices as may be agreed upon between the respective Proprietors and persons appointed by Her Majesty to treat with them in that behalf.
Article the third [Article 3]
In consideration thereof Her Majesty the Queen of England extends to the Natives of New Zealand Her royal protection and imparts to them all the Rights and Privileges of British Subjects.
(signed) William Hobson, Lieutenant-Governor.
Now therefore We the Chiefs of the Confederation of the United Tribes of New Zealand being assembled in Congress at Victoria in Waitangi and We the Separate and Independent Chiefs of New Zealand claiming authority over the Tribes and Territories which are specified after our respective names, having been made fully to understand the Provisions of the foregoing Treaty, accept and enter into the same in the full spirit and meaning thereof in witness of which we have attached our signatures or marks at the places and the dates respectively specified. Done at Waitangi this Sixth day of February in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty.
- This information sourced from <http://www.nzhistory.net.nz> (Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 5-Aug-2014.


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Picken, 28, building a career at the Bulldogs as a tagger, has been reborn in 2015 as a ball-using midfielder under coach Luke Beveridge.
Signing on until the end of the 2017 season, Picken said he wanted to build on the club's early-season improvement over the next three years.
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What's Good? Omar Epps and Marlon Wayans!
The actors have teamed up to raise funds for the victims in the Philippines who were devastated by Typhoon Haiyan. The pair hopes to surpass their goal of $25,000 for World Food Program USA.
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Epps and Wayans are offering up retweets for those individuals donating $25 or more to WFPUSA. The guys join a growing list of celebrities who are doing their part in the wake of the tragedy; Naomi Campbell, Rosario Dawson, Jessica Alba, Barbra Streisand and others have found ways to help in their own way.
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C-SPAN's Digital Bus visited the campus of Plymouth State University Wednesday, September 14 as part of a nationwide tour during the build-up to the 2012 Presidential election. The bus, visited by dozens of students, staff and faculty,is a great learning tool showcasing the electoral process from a multimedia standpoint and emphasizes the importance of voting. 11 PSU students were chosen to be interviewed, live via Skype, during C-SPAN's Washington Journal morning program. The students queried Nebraska Congressman Lee Terry (R) on topics like bio-mass fuel, education funding, cyber terrorism and governmental control of the internet. If you click on the link, the first PSU question to Rep. Terry comes at the 6:55 mark.
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Six of the eleven students were able to ask their question before the Congressman had to leave prematurely for a previously unscheduled committee meeting. Other PSU questions come at 12:40, 16:36, 21:35, 24:49, and 28:10 of the program. C-SPAN also interviewed four Plymouth State faculty members about books they have written. They included:
Dr. Thaddeus Guldbrandsen is the founding director of the Center for Rural Partnerships and a member of the faculty of Social Science and Environmental Science & Policy at Plymouth State University. He is co-author of, Local Democracy Under Siege: Activism, Public Interests, and Private Politics (NYU Press 2007), winner of the 2008 prize for the Critical Study of North America. He has also written several other articles and book chapters on topics related to globalization, local democracy, regionalism, sustainable development, and social inequality.
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When Peg transforms his home into an Elvis Presley tourist attraction, Al Bundy is left wondering "why is that Elvis is dead and I'm the one in hell." Having to sleep in the shoe store, he himself wonders how he can make any money out of this but is at a disadvantage because he's not a "low life con man, like my kids."
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In week 20 (May 10 – 17, 2015) saw Life OK and Sab TV ratings grow, while all the other top Hindi GECs fell during the week.
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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by Hostile, Feb 19, 2012.
I'm done.
BTW, that last pick for SDogo was on my board for 103.
Hard to figure out BPA this early in the process. This is all pretty speculative.
Hey Risen, on Trumaine Johnson CB, what was your plans for him at KC with the team still having Flowers and signing Routt? He would have been my first 4th round selection and I would put him at FS and situational CB with the Bengals.
True. Different sites have different lists of top 250 etc.
This draft could have turned out so differently. My original choice was Claiborne. However, looking back it probably worked out better that I took Blackmon. Would have been hard to trade back up to get Wright. That was my initial draft plan.
That's one of the things that appealed to me. He could probably do both but I drafted him to play corner.
How has someone not drafted Chris Polk?
Stay tuned, it was turned in right before you posted this.
I thought about it instead of McNutt, but I wanted a WR. He's at 62 on my board.
Yeah i'm surprised chris polk lasted so long. Good value IMO.
If Doug Martin wasn't available, I would have used one of my second rounders on Polk...didn't think he would be available this long.
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Everybody was great thanks guys I enjoyed that
Since it's the last pick and we really flew through these round today, we're gonna just leave it open for avery when he logs in today to make his pick.
Do we send grades to Hos or Risen Star?
Both of us please. Everyone please give grades for each team. It is part of what makes this all fun.
Are we grading them now or do we wait till the whole draft is over?
How do you want grades? A-F scale or 1-10?
Very good question. Per the original thread with all the picks we want a 1-10 scale grade.


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I'm getting ready for an overseas trip to China. I made a similar trip a few years ago and learned a few lessons about how to pack my gear. The goal was to travel light, but with redundancy. I also knew I'd be shooting in lots of different shooting situations. The goal was to be able to fit virtually all my gear into a single piece of carry-on baggage (there was no way I was going to deal with lost items). Why Go Carry On? As soon as you let your gear out of your site... things can go wrong. From lost baggage and delays to outright theft … [Read more...] about Just How Much Gear Can You Fit in a Carry-On Bag?
Photofocus Podcast August 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
On this episode of the Photofocus #Mirrorless Show Scott and Marco will discuss these new products and mirrorless topics: Photokina is just around the corner. It will be held from September 20th to the 25th in Cologne, Germany. Marco will be there to find out what's the latest and greatest in the photography industry. And for those who are planning on going and don't have a ticket yet: Our friends at Hahnemuehle Fine Art paper manufacturer have given Marco a few day pass tickets to give away. Listen to the episode to find out what you have … [Read more...] about Photofocus Podcast August 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
What's In My Micro Four Thirds Bag?
While I am using the mighty Canon 1DX MK II and associated big glass for 90% of my bird photography, I am using Micro Four Thirds for video and most any other photo subject in order to give my bruised and battered old body a break when it comes to lugging all the heavy gear. Hopefully - and soon - that ratio will turn around soon, and I'll be able to use the M43 gear for most of my bird photography too. For now, I still need the heavy stuff sometimes. But that doesn't mean I like it :) Thankfully, Micro Four Thirds gear gives me options and … [Read more...] about What's In My Micro Four Thirds Bag?
A Year and Some Change with the Fujifilm X-T1
I can't believe how fast time has flown by. I remember when I started to slowly sell my special Canon gear after the purchase of my Fujifilm X-T1. Do I miss the Canon? How did my X-T1 hold up? Well the experience has been kind of different, but still positive. If you missed out on why I switched, take a read here. Do I Miss the Canon? Honestly, I miss having all my lenses and interchangeability of the lenses with my Canon film bodies. I would say that I miss having security stop me for having a Canon body. I find myself being stopped and … [Read more...] about A Year and Some Change with the Fujifilm X-T1
Photofocus Podcast July 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
On this episode of the Photofocus #Mirrorless Show Scott and Marco will discuss these new products and mirrorless topics: Scott talks about his trip to Photoshop World in Las Vegas with his mirrorless camera. Sigma has announced pricing and availability of the sd Quattro camera. The body only will be a competitive $799 (US). A unique feature of this camera is the 'Super-Fine Detail' mode that combines 7 exposures into one high dynamic range image. Samyang Optics have announced the global availability of the long-awaited … [Read more...] about Photofocus Podcast July 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
Photographing New England Patriots Gronk
I caught up with my Photojournalist friend, Rick Friedman, at the New England Camera Council Conference. Rick showed me images he took of Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots for Sports Illustrated. Rick is best known for photographing Presidential races—he started in the 70's photographing Jimmy Carter and Ronald Regan—but he's also a talented portrait photographer and lighting expert. I asked him how he lit the shot. Intrigued with his story, I asked if I could share it with our Photofocus readers. There are lots of great tips and … [Read more...] about Photographing New England Patriots Gronk
First Thoughts on Fuji's new X-T2
Note: I have not seen the camera in person or shot with it. This is just a first impressions post about what I like or dislike about the camera specs. I always recommend renting from a place like LensRentals.com before investing in new gear. Fuji newly-announced X-T2 camera is a major update to the original X-T1, which was released over 2 years ago in early 2014. I've been looking at buying a Fuji camera for about 6 months now and I was waiting to hear the specs for this camera before pulling the trigger. Here are some things I'm looking … [Read more...] about First Thoughts on Fuji's new X-T2
Setting a Self Timer for Bracketing HDR Images on Sony Cameras
Sometimes I forget to pack a remote shutter release when I stumble upon an HDR scene. Luckily I can set up a Sony A7 series camera to shoot a bracketed series of images with a self-timer. Press the Menu button on the upper-left backside of the camera. Navigate to the page 2 of the Image menu and scroll down to Bracket Settings. Press Ok. Inside Bracket Settings, click on Self Timer. I like to assign a 2-second self timer. Scroll down to BRK 2 and click Ok. To shoot with the self-timer, all you need to do is enable the Continuous … [Read more...] about Setting a Self Timer for Bracketing HDR Images on Sony Cameras
Breaking Down the Different Types of Tripod Heads
There are so many different types of tripod heads and it can get confusing on which one to use depending on what you're shooting. I like it when my gear complements my photography, rather than getting in the way or making my job harder. Here's a breakdown of the most popular types of tripod heads. Ball Heads Ball heads are the most popular tripod head for photography. The rotating ball lets you position the camera in almost any way imaginable, with a locking screw letting you lock the ball in position. It gives you the most flexibility in … [Read more...] about Breaking Down the Different Types of Tripod Heads
Setting up Bracketing on Sony Cameras
Nikon and Canon cameras have a button on the camera body to enable a bracketing mode. Sony cameras don't…I'd buried under the shooting mode menu. Once you know what you're looking for and configure your settings, it's very easy to switch in and out of bracketing mode. Let's go through the settings and get set up. To enable bracketing, we need to change the Drive Mode of the camera. You can do this one of two ways: Press the left side of the circular wheel on the back of the camera Go into the Menu, navigate to page 2 of the Image … [Read more...] about Setting up Bracketing on Sony Cameras
Essential Gear for HDR Photography
To capture great HDR images, you need some essential equipment. Most of it you probably already own, but may not aways bring with you on a shoot. It's important to think of HDR photography as a tool, not a subject. Here's what I mean…when you're a portrait photographer, you go out and shoot photos of a model. A wedding photographer goes out and shoots photos of a wedding. A travel photographer shoots photos while traveling. You don't go out to shoot HDR photography. Rather, HDR is a tool you can use to create images with more dynamic range than … [Read more...] about Essential Gear for HDR Photography
The Problem Solving Show | Photofocus Podcast July 11, 2016
https://soundcloud.com/photofocus/the-problem-solving-show-photofocus-podcast-july-11-2016 Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Don't forget to post a review on iTunes. In this episode of the Problem Solving show, Scott Bourne and Pepper discuss the problems photographers face. They then offer solutions to help solve these problems. In today's episode, they discuss the importance of having the right tool for the job. Specific topics of discussion include the following: The concept of being "polycamerous" Working with … [Read more...] about The Problem Solving Show | Photofocus Podcast July 11, 2016
Quick Review: Tamron 90MM F/2.8 Macro VC Lens
These days when you hear Tamron, most people seem impressed with their lenses. My go-to lens recently has been their 35mm f/1.8 lens which is a must for landscapes. I've also found myself using it frequently on weddings. Tamron has been a breath of fresh air in providing high quality, inexpensive options for lenses. A Look at the 90MM F/2.8 Macro VC Lens Recently I was able to get my hands on the new Tamron 90mm f/2.8. My normal favorite macro lens has always been the Canon version 100mm. The lens is available on the following … [Read more...] about Quick Review: Tamron 90MM F/2.8 Macro VC Lens
More to a Silhouette than Exposure
There are a few key elements that create a successful silhouette. I'll say it loud and proud. It is MORE than exposure. Yes, you meter for the sky, yes, that brings the blacks black, but there is so much more to it than that. I used to say, angle, separation, and exposure. But it is even more than that. You can nail the angle, shooting from down low, you can nail the exposure, and you can even get the separation, but if you aren't telling a story, or conveying an emotion, you're not getting it. There needs to be a story. There needs to … [Read more...] about More to a Silhouette than Exposure
Platypod Pro Max – Hiding a Big Light in a Small Space
The Platypod Pro Max is very versatile. Attaching a ballhead and camera makes it as rock solid as a tripod with the advantage of being able to place it almost anywhere. By attaching an Avenger 5/8-Inch Stud, you can mount a large studio light and hide it in a small space behind your subject without getting it in the shot. This gives a photographer freedom to shoot from different angles without having to use the subject to hide a light stand. Here's how to hide a big light in a small space using the Platypod Pro Max. Attaching a strobe to a … [Read more...] about Platypod Pro Max – Hiding a Big Light in a Small Space
Photofocus Podcast June 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
On this episode of the Photofocus #Mirrorless Show Scott and Marco will discuss these new products and mirrorless topics: We talk a bit about listener feedback that we have received on last months "mirrorless manufacturer repair service quality" topic. And we have found at least one official mirrorless pro service claim in one country. Hasselblad has just announced the first compact mirrorless medium format camera. It is called the Hasselblad X1D and has a 50 MPix CMOS sensor (44mm x 33mm) that works at a native ISO range … [Read more...] about Photofocus Podcast June 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
Five Prime Lenses For Photographers Who Want Their Trigger Tripped
For those of you new to photography, a prime lens is simply a photographic lens whose focal length is fixed, as opposed to a zoom lens. Prime lenses are available in all lengths and varieties and offer some advantages in performance when compared to their zoom-lens brethren. Prime lenses are designed for a specific purpose. This means that optical performance is generally much better than zooms. It also means that primes can be made with larger apertures. Most primes perform better than their zoom counterparts and are sharper, with fewer … [Read more...] about Five Prime Lenses For Photographers Who Want Their Trigger Tripped
Speed Up your Import Workflow with a New Card Reader
With new cameras being released every month and new developments in memory card technology, many readers have struggled to find a memory card reader that works well for them. My friend Michael Tapes, designer of LensAlign, was having an issue finding a card reader that could grow with him and evolve as his cameras evolve. The Nikon D5 shoots either dual XQD or dual CF cards, Nikon D810 shoots SD and CF, Nikon D500 shoots XQD and SD, Canon 1DX Mark II shoots CF and CFast cards, and both the Canon 5D Mark III and 5Ds R shoot CF and SD cards. As … [Read more...] about Speed Up your Import Workflow with a New Card Reader
External Power for Sony A7 Series Cameras
A few weeks ago, I rented a Sony A7s Mark II camera from LensRentals.com for a trip to a few Southern California beaches. After using the camera for about 2 weeks, one of my absolute favorite features of the Sony a7 series cameras is the inclusion of a micro-USB port. Packing so much performance into a small body can really be a draw on the batteries, and Sony's little batteries are some of the worst on the market. Luckily, you can power the camera externally using the micro-USB port on the side of a camera. Now you may be thinking, how am I … [Read more...] about External Power for Sony A7 Series Cameras
Field Review: The Platypod Pro Max
Oh Platypod, I'm not going to lie. I love my platypods. I received their original version last year and it quickly replaced using a tripod 90% of the time. Yes, 90%. I still needed a tripod if I wanted my camera up higher or using heaver lenses and extra gear. Welcome Platypod Pro Max When Platypod announced they were making a bigger version of the original called the Platypod Pro Max I was over the moon with getting one into my hands. The biggest reason is I do a lot of night sky and time-lapse photos in which I like using my Atomos Ninja … [Read more...] about Field Review: The Platypod Pro Max
Get creative with this lens – My quick Lensbaby Composer Pro review
There are very few additions that you can make to your camera bag that spur your creativity as much as a Lensbaby lens does. I've bought my first Lensbaby for my full frame DSLR in 2006. Today, 10 years later I still enjoy using my (latest version for APS-C Fuji X-Mount) Lensbaby Composer Pro Sweet 35 lens. But the lens has really grown up compared to the early version from 2006. Instead of the flexible rubber tube that you had to manually turn and hold in place with your fingers, the new versions come with a flexible stepless locking … [Read more...] about Get creative with this lens – My quick Lensbaby Composer Pro review
How to Manually Focus a Lens
In this video, Photofocus Publisher Rich Harrington and Author Levi Sim show you multiple strategies for manually focussing a camera. They'll walk you through options like zooming on live view, focus peaking, and more. Plus you'll learn how to get proper exposure when shooting in manual mode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWVlvAAsPs0&feature=youtu.be Want to win a Lensbaby Velvet 56? Check out our latest contest. … [Read more...] about How to Manually Focus a Lens
Photofocus Podcast May 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
On this episode of the Photofocus #Mirrorless Show Scott and Marco will discuss these new products and mirrorless topics: Marco returned from an assignment to Oslo and Copenhagen and instead of using train & plane, he traveled by cruise ship and shared a short photo essay that he captured with mirorless cameras. Leica launched the M-D (Type 262) digital rangefinder camera with no rear LCD screen. Scott and Marco discuss the pros and cons of the concept of this camera. Sony is one of the biggest image sensor manufacturers … [Read more...] about Photofocus Podcast May 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
Cost: Drobo v/s Individual Drives
Photographers buy hard drives in external enclosures to keep up with the data they create with digital cameras and post-production software. When one fills up, another drive along with an enclosure is purchased. Before too long, there are several individual drives on the desk, each in its own enclosure. There has to be a more efficient way. Thanks to Drobo there is. Before I explain, there's some background info. Drobo or JBOD? JBOD is an acronym for Just A Bunch of Discs. This is where all photographers, myself included, start. It makes … [Read more...] about Cost: Drobo v/s Individual Drives
Do you love photography more than good food?
This morning I woke up and had to share this with you right away. If you love photography more than you love good food then you're going to love this. There's a FREE 3-part photography training series that starts today, May24th, 2016 and ends the day after Labor Day. It's not every day we get to learn something valuable and free without putting in a lot of time and effort. I've personally been to five different seminars and workshops this year already and for each one, I had to fly, stay in a hotel, and eat out for every meal. The FREE … [Read more...] about Do you love photography more than good food?
More Thoughts On Canon's New Flagship DSLR – the 1DX MK II
I have had a little more time shooting with the new Canon 1DX MK II since my first look post. I really want to focus on the whole experience of shooting with this camera. Most camera reviews get down to pixel peeping which is why I write so few "reviews." The expectations when you say REVIEW are different so I will call this the EXPERIENCE. I will also just offer some random tidbits because I still need more time to fully evaluate the camera and I need to use it in more real world bird photography situations to really grasp it's full … [Read more...] about More Thoughts On Canon's New Flagship DSLR – the 1DX MK II
Using eBay to find deals on lenses
I found my copy of Canon's EF 20-35mm F/2.8 on eBay of all places, and while I don't typically sell on eBay, I'll buy like no other. People are worried about scams and not receiving items as described, but in my experience of buying upward towards 500 expensive items, I've only had issues with only about 5 items, all of which eBay's buyer protection had back. I've bought lenses, computers, cameras and all sorts of random things for photography (often finding that some stores like Adorama, Newegg and Best Buy, exist), as well as other household … [Read more...] about Using eBay to find deals on lenses
Scott Bourne talks with Michael Tapes on how to get Sharper Images
A few weeks ago Photofocus founder Scott Bourne paid me a surprise visit. He made Viera Wetlands -- a popular site for birders, photographers, and eco-tourists-- one of his stops in Florida to capture some amazing bird photos. Not being a bird photographer, I wan't sure if I could keep up but Scott was a generous teacher and all of us on the shoot got good images. Not knowing much about the wetlands, I called my good friend Michael Tapes --inventor of LensAlign for advice. Michael is also a bird photographer. I asked him if he could take us … [Read more...] about Scott Bourne talks with Michael Tapes on how to get Sharper Images
Photofocus Podcast April 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse
On this episode of the Photofocus #Mirrorless Show Scott and Marco will discuss these new products and mirrorless topics: Scott found some info that Canon may actually step up their game in the mirrorles segment. Marco gives a fairly thorough hands on review of the new Fujifilm X70 compact camera that he has been working with for a month now. He shares a lot of hands on experiences about what worked well and what does not work so well. And Marco gives some solid firmware improvement wishes that the Fujifilm marketing and product … [Read more...] about Photofocus Podcast April 28, 2016 — Mirrorless with Scott Bourne & Marco Larousse


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