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I've just completed a series of tests of iZoom versus no-iZoom raw images from the LX7, shot from a tripod. In PS I overlaid the iZoom (small) image on top of the full, no iZoom image; cropped to...

Erik, I've advanced that same argument now and then, about substituting stitched images for wide, but I must admit that wideness is not the only merit of the wide-angle lens. The other is...

Easy, but far too modest a request. I frequently have ideas of what I'd like to do with this or that image -- mostly in half-sleep just before waking up fully in the morning. I rush to my computer...

Confessing to the choir? Be not afraid. Others have trod this same path before you, and more will follow. :-) Have a ball!

The photo is very clear and fine, but I find the gas station way too twee.

On a Seattle street corner, shot from the hip. Got lucky. Instrument: Canon S500, a primitive, low-end compact. It got me started on small cameras. (But not on street photography.)

Large format, hell! He actually owns the Hubble telescope.

I suggest a little research on this site. We've already done it, so can you!

Good buy. I had, and still have, an LVF1 for my LX5. It works admirably. And the LVF2 works worlds better on my LX7. I'd think the EVF for the LXnext will do no worse than the viewer for the LX7,...

Thanks. But they weren't HDRs, just enhanced local contrast.

I think he was at the largest available aperture. The TZ40 lens gets pretty slow at long zoom.

Raw is raw. It is not black and white; in fact, it is not anything until it's converted. I understand that you can somehow set the view mode on the GX1 to display B/W. Fine, but raw is still...

The long exposure shots are seldom found here. Both are boffo -- smooth and satisfying. The light in the waterfall shot is awesome -- truly, not just the cliché. Come back often. There's lot I'd...

Erik, I too had a real Mini Cooper in 1961 (hot-tuned), and I too have no need for Kevin's tongue-in-cheek (I hope) characterization of size preferences. That was a bomb. It would out-accelerate a...

Small markers, and a much larger marker to whom died 2,000 years before. It's a cheerier view than I saw in your previous photo of the church, but still not missing the message that it speaks. By...

That's a very nice dog bed. And the shadow fits well. Do you sleep on the floor?

Alas, I found afterwards that the DVD has no subtitles. I wouldn't enjoy that. So maybe the book(let).

Thanks for the compliment. Plus, I discovered that "From Hell" was made into a 2001 film with Johnny Depp, so I've ordered it from Netflix. Perhaps a source of inspiration for future images?

I wouldn't have left the gorse yellow in the first shot. It's unsettling to me and puts me off enjoying the trail. The other shot, of the bay and the castle, is totally desolate, lonely, and...

The first association I have to any photo of the canals of Venice at night is a 1973 Nicholas Roeg film entitled "Don't Look Now." It was a tasteful, light horror film that kept me on the edge of...