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Still no eye level finder either optical, EVF or hybrid. Therefore, not a serious camera for serious photographers. I'll stick to my OM-D and avoid the hand/arm shakes, thank you.
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Nice to see that Zeiss finally got around Touit.
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If you compare the RAW images @ ISO 400, a not to demanding setting, the little Canon G15 blows the Fuji X20 away. How very disappointing for a camera manufacturer of this quality and standard....
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This has no relation to the classic Minox spy camera. They still make one that is digital and the 9.5mm films are still available. I have a pristine Minox B that I haven't used in years. I keep it...
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The Tamrac Adventurer series does have the capability to carry camera equipment nicely nested plus an upper compartment for personal items. I have the Adventurer 9. There are also larger models.
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Mirror lenses have a unique bokeh that you may not like. Out of focus highlights appear as doughnuts instead of blurred spots. I frankly don't like the look. Additionally, the image is generally...
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I just did a quick and dirty test comparing my Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 with my Voightlander Color-Scopar 25mm f/4 using my OM-D EM-5. I set both at f/4 which should give the Panny an advantage since...
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I've had a Hadley Pro for several years. it still looks like new. It is the only bag I use when traveling because it is so protective of my equipment. Admittedly, it is bulky for walking around and...
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Re.: Fresh paint on obsolete targets. Bureaucracy, like nature, has certain immutable rules. One of those rules is that a bureaucracy, once created, can never be destroyed. Another rule is that a...
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Re.: Fresh paint on obsolete targets. Bureaucracy, like nature, has certain immutable rules. One of those rules is that a bureaucracy, once created, can never be destroyed. Another rule is that a...
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Re.: Fresh paint on obsolete targets. Bureaucracy, like nature, has certain immutable rules. One of those rules is that a bureaucracy, once created, can never be destroyed. Another rule is that a...
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4/3's and MTF was, until this year always a step or two behind the FF and APS format cameras until the advent of the OM-D. AS far as I can determine, the OM-D is a match for any APS cameras on the...
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Before we can make a judgement about this lens, it would be useful to have a head to head comparison with the Panasonic Lumix 20mm /1.7. I have the Lumix and have found it a wonderful little lens...
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Placed 57th in the challenge. Stearman Biplane at the Palm Springs Air Museum
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I am not surprised by the results. The more I use my OM-D, the more impressed I am. Image quality is on a par with my Sony NEX5N and is superior to my Nikon D300. It is infinitely customizable and...
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When the X10 came out, I was really impressed by the quality build. Then the sensor orb problem came to light, so I waited. When it was solved, I again went on the hunt for a simple point and...
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In 2004 as part of the presidential campaign, there was an effort to tie Kerry to Jane Fonda, a political lightning rod if there was every one by showing a news photo of him on the podium when Ms....
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The purpose of the article is to show how photo manipulation is used to manipulate opinion. And what is the result? A bunch of dead head ideologues come from under of their rocks to spout their...
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Addendum: Who is a professional? From the Leica website re.: the Barnack Awards competition: "...The “Leica Oskar Barnack Award” competition is open to all professional photographers. To take...
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