Chuck Eklund

My primary came is a GH3 and my backup a GX1. They are similar enough to make switching easy. I am giving some consideration to a Fuji X100s as AA backup.

Good detail in the BIF image. Nice job. Chuck

I am in the same boat as you - and probably with the same store, except I did not place my order until May 5th. I suspect the "issues" are about how to get more X100S. Thanks for the update, you...

Excellent portrait and wonderful set.

Ditto on everything that amtberg wrote.

I had an opportunity to use the lens at the photo show in Los Angeles last week. I was very impressed with the image stabilization. My seat of the pants impression was that it was more effective...

Wonderful images and a very good real world review.

In the days of film(SLRS) I selected a camera based on it felt in my hands. No menus or multiple dials to distract. As place to start looking at a new camera it still works for me. Of course with...

Pekka Potka(who has actually handled the camera) found lots to like about the camera. He was very positive about the VF-4 finder, felt less cramped using the camera with the finder versus his OMD,...

No, no, no. The first image is better because the subject is probably a Leica salesman and would rather have his picture taken with a .  .  .  . :-)

Thinking about your problem from the point of view of traveling with family who are not viewing this as photography trip(but will enjoy and treasure the images later) I would stick with just two...

Beautiful set. They are all very good.

Absolute treasures.

Looking at it, I wouldn't think of rules at all. I would just think I like it.

Very, very nice. Chuck

Thank you for making the effort and sharing the results. I found it helpful in visualizing the different focal lengths.  Chuck

Hey Pete, can I go to school on your putt? My 100-300 is sticky also. Would you please let us know how your theory worked out, how you did it, and what lubricant you used? Chuck

Nice set. 3,5, and 6 standout for me. I also find the focus of the 100-300 consistently good. Chuck

I would also be interested in several of the configurations mentioned, although, I would most like a small zoom range as Roel described. I have a TG1, and like it for what it is, but it is so limited.

Exactly. And if you are looking for more light gathering, maybe a 4x5 Speed Graphic would be just the thing.