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Re: OM-D review after extensive use while traveling
In reply to NumberOne,
7 months ago
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NumberOne wrote:
a) If you don't miss the "bigger" - aka, "more professional" - formats/systems
b) How was your adaptation going from 3:2 to 4:3
TIA and WYW,
Best regards,
Pedro
Pedro,
I don't miss larger formats at all. I think there have been only a few occasions were I think I would have settled for some better isolation of my subject knowing full frame would have served me better on those rare occasions. Apart from that I don't miss large format. I can print up to A2 and prints look stunning. I don't feel the need for extensive cropping. I rather like to frame it from the start.
Adaptation to 4:3 does not apply to me. I still like to shoot 3:2. My OM-D let me set 3:2 and the rear display LCD is 3:2 also. Sometimes I try 4:3. It does let you frame subjects better but for landscaping I prefer 3:2.
Phil.
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