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If the EVF is built-in my check will be in the mail. If not, no check. I am tired of add-on units no matter how good which catch on the interior of bags and pockets. Enough already.
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My problem is not with single or continuous focus, it is with a 'fluttering' image in the viewfinder. The camera does not seem to want to attain focus at all. It works fine with all of my other...
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Back in the film and wet darkroom days, I used Leica rangefinders and I had one 50mm lens that I never used on people over the age of 25. It was so sharp that subjects seemed to jump off the...
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Hi. Were these shots done with auto focus or manual focus? I have the 12-35 and 35-100 and have been frustrated by my OMD's failure to attain focus in Auto Single Shot.
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Yes do get the 45 f1.8. The intended use of that lens is for portraiture with limited depth of focus (or depth of field for the older generation), but it is handy for other things as well. I...
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It is certainly possible to produce a rangefinder style body with built-in EVF. Just as soon as somebody produces one in M4/3 I will be in the line to purchase one. The SLR-type bodies are always...
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Regarding quiet access, the Billinghams are very quiet. I have the Retrospective and consider it to be too heavy before loading (and it does not carry much of a load) but my Small Hadley and Alice...
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Having followed ospreys here in Ct. I know that they are difficult to 'catch'. Good job!
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Life would be a lot simpler with two of the same brand. No menu mismatches...and having said that, I have the GX1 abd EPL5 (GF1, G1, GH2 snd EM5). I like them all, but bouncing between the...
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Here we are. Finally talking about which camera is more attractive. This can lead to discussions about which color combination is more appealing...and whether it is fashionable to mix a black body...
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Look at the EPL-5 and plan to add the EVF (the better one). I think that you will be pleased with the way it handles lower lighting.
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Takes me back to the days when big, square, leather bags were the 'in' thing. They are heavy before being loaded and they are hard and angular when banging against your side. I have a beautiful...
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These are wonderful. I especially like the first (fisheye of the Eifel Tower) and the windmills. They are all great travel shots.
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Not that I have noticed. Wide angle lenses seem to be pretty sharp to begin with and the GWC1 dies not seem to dull the 14 any.
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I have both of those lenses and use them both on my GX-1 (and EPL-5). I like the GX lens very much and have had not problem with shutter shock or anything else. I also have the companion lens,...
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I have the EPL-5 body and routinely use the Pana 14 2.5, 20 1.7 and Oly 45 1.8. I also use the Pana 45-175GX (the companion lens to the 14-42GX) for telephoto shots. I have the Pana 100-300 and...
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The converter lens for the 14 2.5 and 14-42 GX lenses is already on the market. It is the GWC1. It turne the 14mm into a 22mm lens.
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You could save a lot of cash and purchase the 14 2.5...and if it is not wide enough, pick up the GWC1 converter lens (by Panasonic) and screw that into the filter thread of the 14. It will be even...
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Now that you have the Panasonic GH3, it would probably make sense to get a Pana small body. The menu system is much easier to deal with than the Oly (even though the Oly cameras are very good) and...
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Could the focus problem be due to the inability to set a pinpoint focus target on the DPL-5 ?
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