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Cotton fabrics produce dust. I wouldn't use it. Thin nylon fabric, perhaps?

This shot is great. Very dynamic.

I would bet on an M-E Typ 220 without rangefinder but with an EVF. Price north of $4K.

Neither is mammal vs. elephant.

Curious. I noticed the new one lost its ribbed focusing ring. Old: 19mm EX DN New: 19mm DN

I believe what nevada5 is saying is that "RAW vs. DNG" is like saying "mammal vs. elephant".

@bobbarber: "And why not offer it with one of the cheapy pancake lenses?"

I agree, but the cheapy and good pancake lenses are Panasonic. Doubt Olympus would sell it that way.

Thanks, Barney. I do not disagree, just curious, since I held neither camera.

> Photographers with larger hands may also find the ergonomics
> of the E-PL5 a better fit than the decidedly 'Mini' E-PM2

Hm. Camerasize shows they are practically identical in...

Link?

Great shot. Perfect depth of field. Nice mood.

I used to own Photoshop (since version 4.0), but then, a few years ago, I needed to use a few other programs, and since Photoshop was a part of that suite, I bought the suite (US $2K). Late last...

califleftyb wrote:
> Adobe told me no way, I had to upgrade the entire suite for an outrageous amount

That was very much my experience. I used to own Photoshop (since version 4.0), but then, a few...

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This.

I just wanted to say "Don't care about the name" when I noticed the latter part. What do you mean "retro styled design"? Retro NEX? I am having a hard time wrapping my head around it.

Mr. Kelby, for goodness sake, write it concisely and post it on your blog instead of blabber incoherently for one hour.

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Never mind, Gary, I've found it:

http://corelblogs.wordpress.com/2013/05/13/you-can-run-coreldraw-on-a-mac/#more-1549

@Alternative Energy Photography: Absolutely, I agree with you, Corel has to...

Nice quote. Do you have a link to it, Gary?

Corel is really going to cash in on this debacle.