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I tried it. It's not as easy as it sounds. There simply isn't a '1 click' solution that's going to magically transform hazy / off color shots to amazingly beautiful ones. It works - but IMHO I...

Very nice. I like how you kept the snow white and bright - like it actually SHOULD be! :)

I have the RX100 and still use it in cases where I need a really light camera (climbing) but also recently picked up the E-PM2 with the kit lens and a bunch of gorgeous oly primes including the 12,...

Sure. With my DSLR I didn't take shots like these because I couldn't lug it along... To be honest, I've been shooting with 4/3 and m43 ever since the E400 and Panny L1. I've also used NEX since the...

LOL.

Thanks - and yes, the E-PM1 would have worked too. Pretty much "F/8 and be there" type shooting! :DI don't have the VF-3 yet (in the mail) - using the LCD works but you really have no idea exactly...

My winter ascents in the Canadian Rockies continues. The only lenses I took again last weekend were the 17mm f/1.8 and the 14-42mm kit lens. This time we ascended straight up a 4000 foot avalanche...

Nice shots! And yes - winter is a great time for B&W due to the harsh tones of white / blue and maybe some green.

It wasn't in my coat - but the battery was in my pocket between usage. Remember, this is a 7 stitch pano, so at web sizes it BETTER look sharp! :) I only used the EVF - it was way too bright for...

I have switched gear many times in my pursuit of the perfect climbing / hiking combination. NEX sensors are pretty great but overall, the lenses suck compared to m43 offerings. It's that simple....

I used my E-M5 on the Columbia ice fields in Jasper national Park, Canada last year. It was so cold that 3 of us got frost bite on our faces on the way into camp! I was carrying the camera (with...

It's a wonderful lens - the look / feel / operation is in line with other awesome Olympus primes like the 12, 45 and 75.

Nice shots!

Fair points, but having owned both the 17 f/2.8 and now the 1.8 and the 20mm panny I can honestly say that they're not even in the same ball park in either operation or FOV (field of view). The...

Thanks for the kind words. I've discovered that rarely is it the equipment that makes a photograph - usually it's being in the right place at the right time with the knowledge of how to take...

Hi, These were actually stitched in Lightroom / Photoshop. The Sony cameras have a great "sweep panorama" function that isn't matched by any other camera maker that I know of. There are huge...

Thanks! I went through a rationalization after using the Sony A-99 for a while. The primes for that kit (like the 24mm f/2) are MASSIVE and HEAVY so I went back to a m43 kit which includes the...

LOL - thanks man! I will. This is my kit for the next few months and with spring around the corner I will be taking many more Rockies photos for sure.

I tried out the E-PL5 in store and found out to my great surprise that I enjoyed the feel of the E-PM2 much better. Given it's use for hiking and climbing it also made more sense to get the smaller...