As a RAW photographer is a steap histagram column left or right means you have clipped the blacks or highlights. Some swere by it some don't. What's your thoughts and why?

In other community there is desire to have a FF camera because has better low light, high ISO, noise performance.. How do you mitigate noise in you photographs? Both in camera technique and post processing.

Computational Photography. All , well recent, cellphone cameras utilize it. But Olympus/OM System cameras make use of Compotational Photography. Different models implemented differently. I frequently use Live Composite. The following video has more detail https://youtu.be/GiepfE5OOhE?si=4hahMVuxetIiesoZ What features of your camera uses and how do you them?

Today is the peak at about 2:15 AM. Unfortunately at my location it's cloud covered. Use Photopills to plan your shoot. Tomorrow,12/15, it's about 25 m/hr.

Most our cameras have 5 metering modes. Do you know the 2 least known? Since I was a Nikon user I followed Steve Perry. A recent video discussed how to, in certain situations, use a less common metering modes. Oh, my camera has the same mode. It's called Spot Hilite. Have you used it? Has it saved you from blowing out the highlights? A video by Rob Trek explains https://youtu.be/xTO7YIB60Dk?si=793bP1AhkGGPTwIA