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Thanks, Erik. It's a multiple exposure of real people moving around.

These were raw, processed in color, then later converted to mono with Nik Silver Efex Pro -- the best way I know for conversion. Why B/W? I'm finding myself increasingly inclined to do most...

Well exposed. And it appears you could have shot them at ISO 200 if you'd wanted to. Someone asked in a recent thread if anyone ever uses f:1.4. You didn't among these, but it was the camera's...

If you're concerned about that, you may treat your camera differently than others do and you're better off without the auto lens cap. For my part I wouldn't give it a second thought. I think the...

What?! We don't have to be serious here? Whatever will become of flame wars, trolling, fanboyism? Looking forward to more of the Duck.

I have used, and I do use an LVF2. I first bought a Clearviewer, and whereas I was delighted at first with the huge view, I found it was such a large and wide view that it made it hard to scan the...

See: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/50092412 I see you posted in that thread. You must not have believed it, but I can tell you, it's made a big improvement in the ergonomics of the LX7. I...

An auto lens cap: http://www.amazon.com/ALC-LX7W-Professional-Panasonic-Silver-Automatically/dp/B00A9JGH4U But search this forum for advice on how to remove the ring surrounding the lens. It takes...

Sure. Grow a third hand. I once found and bought a gadget that fastens into the tripod socket and holds a small umbrella over the camera. That's the good news. The bad news is that it didn't work...

I see an increase in Amazonization and a decrease in the DPR component -- which has already declined because of all that mobile phone stuff. Simon says that DPR needs advertising to survive. Can...

I wish I could tell you because if I could I'd also order a new one for myself. I've had mine for many years, and it's bound to wear out someday. A particularly nice feature of it for my/your needs...

Irrelevant. The Pen cameras have in-camera image stabilization.

Deciding in advance each day is more than my pea brain can manage. I have a small Eagle Creek case that handily accommodates both cameras (usable as shoulder bag or waist bag) plus extra batteries...

It wasn't my curiosity, it was the OP's, we were talking about.

Bad mistake. About as bad, and as similarly motivated, as Adobe's CC initiative. Please, someone, give us some advertising-free action of some kind. Anythng. I'm smothering in spam.

Whatever that accusation was, I care not. Let's just bring back Phil Askey and the good old days. Nice to see you visiting.

Fair enough. Just curiosity. Thanks.

However, if you set the guide lines to ON when in PASM, they'll still be on when you shoot in iA.

If you only have one of them, take that one. If you have both, take both. They complement each other well. Those two cameras are my standard kit for most everything I do these days. Before that, it...

Yes, I do use the widest available aperture pretty frequently, as I do a lot of indoor shooting under available light. And I can assure you, if the camera had f:1.4 available at longer focal...