.Sam.

The surprise is the kit price which includes the 17mm lens AS WELL AS the VF-4 !!! Basically, you get the VF-4 for free!

This interview was supposed to help Adobe's cause?
It just shows the extent of their miscalculations.

Not use Photoshop all together. Currently, Lightroom + NikCollection is doing just fine ;-) I also use Acron4 for non-photography stuff !

A couple of things about GR; It has a built-in 35mm mode (it automatically crops to 35mm-e) you could shoot and save in RAW. It will save it as a 12MP file (approx). You could also get a MATCHED...

Thanks for the effort. Obviously the 12mm doesn't look too pleasing. The rest seem to "useful" in a pinch. However, in my view the 45mm (e-90mm) stands out, and looks the best.

I've been experimenting with Efex HDR Pro and this Sigma... need more experimenting ;-)

This is from my older model DP2... I just can't get over how much detail this little camera captures. This was a 3-image HDR, handheld. (La Jolla, California - March 2013)

Seems like you don't know what this camera is ?You don't buy it for their high iso noise control! You should send it back.On the other hand, the DP1 & DP2 cameras are the BEST bargains this side of...

For me the 50mm (75mm e) is the worst focal point. Nor here or there, kind of thing.However, DP3m brings totally a different perspective into the game. Since you have to take your time with this...

I would buy a Mac for many reasons stated above.Then, You would need to choose which Mac. iMac, MacMini, MacBook?If you need portability as well as a workhorse, I would go with MacBook with Retina...

well....?why don't you try the OM-D with Oly 60 macro for a fair comparison?

thanks.Let me explain about the workflow... I did NOT convert to TIFF, before opening it in Lightroom. In SPP, I made a few changes (conversion to B&W) and saved the changes to the X3 raw file....

I love this little OLD cameraI found out that I can do a some Post work in SPP on the x3 raw files, and if I open the file in Lightroom, I can finish it there? Is this workflow something you guys...

The system has many lenses, some are better than the rest ;-)Solution... buy the best:Keep your kit zoomOly 12 F/2Pany 25 F/1.4Oly 45 F/1.8Oly 75 F/1.8(if you like macros Oly 60 F/2.8 Macro)If you...

F/4 !!!At the longer end, with the F/4 and bigger sensor, you'd have 3-4 stop advantage. Also the Canon would focus much faster on a moving subject.The advantages of m4/3 just falls apart when...

You would be much better off getting an "older" small Canon with a used 70-200 f/4 lens. It's not much bigger, but much better for the type of photography you'd like to do.

Sigma DP Merrill cameras are fabulous. I have the Original DP2 and love it, and the new models (with 15MP Faveon sensor) have the best image quality this side of D800E.

How about a 2-lens kit?E-PM2 + Kit zoom (it's VERY good) + Panasonic 14mm F/2.5 (fast and cheap $170)Then again; get a-now-discounted Fuji X10 for cheap ;-)

I know you guys are used to this stuff. But, it's still amazing to me. I need to change my whole workflow for this camera. Inorder for the image to look good in RGB jpg's I need to reduce the...