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Inspired by Jalywol's thread this week. Thought I would change it up - a smooth door in a textured wall.
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Congratulations on your new GX7. Enjoy!
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Sounds delicious. Makes sense to me. Happy stomach and happy brain make better photographs. Nice t hing about m4/3rds is that you have room for all that. F.
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Makes sense to me. Happy stomach and happy brain make better photographs. Nice thing about m4/3rds is that you have room for all that in your bag. Maybe not the portable fridge... F.
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Can't open these unfortunately.
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I have looked at these several times, and the more I see them, the more I like them; particularly the first and the last two. You have succeeded in what you were trying to do, for me anyway.
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I particularly liked the 6th from the last, and the last itself.
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New Shorter Oxford English Dictionary
"having the character of a prude; having or affecting an attitude of extreme propriety or modesty, esp. in sexual matters; excessively demure, prim, or...
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Thanks. And apologies to JeanPierre Martel for the diversion.
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My daughter is just beginning a course in art restoration, and photographing art is on her curriculum. If there are sources of information, including your own experience that I might pass on to...
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Which lens is it? Is it the 25mm 1.4 or the new 42.5mm. I didn't think the latter is available yet.
And I do like your images.
Thanks
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This is an important point, Bob, and one that I am struggling with. As someone who has gotten used to the 20mm 1.7 (40mm FF equiv.) I want to know if 20mm is the FL that I really like the best and...
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This reflects your earlier thread on lanterns I think. I like the combination of light and colours a lot. A certain luxurious quality, if that is the right word.
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Thanks for comments on one of my preachier posts. Do think this is a transitional time when the emphasis can be more on photography than fighting over brands or formats. Time to get out and take...
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I want to quote Milt's comment on the 4/3 rumours site.
Thinking about this body, [the GM1] it seems to me that m4/3rds now has 3 body types in its system: the minis like the GM1 and EPM2, the...
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Yep, you are right. The m4/3rds version of the 9-18mm is 155 grams and the Panasonic m 4/3rds 7-14mm is 300 grams. The 4/3rds Zuiko 9-18 is 280 grams, and the 4/3rds Zuiko 7-14mm is 780 grams.
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Interesting how similar the grips are.
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Interesting advertizing strategy.
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