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Which one do you like best? [FZ50 - 3 imgs]

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danielsonkin

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i love the 1st one , the picture is so crystal clear and sharp , beutifull photos ..

see you from kerry ..
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own - panasonic dmc-FZ28 - used to own a sony dsc p100 -then a sony dsc-h5 , also used to own a olympus E-510 ..
 
Sorry. Don't like any of them. The person in the background is just too distracting and doesn't really add anything to the photos of the glass.
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Mike in Northern Ontario, Canada
 
  1. 1 and #2 equally. The third one by itself doesn't give me enough hints of the objective.
On second thought #2.
 
I prefer the 1st shot, because the person in the background focusses my attention to the glass.
In the second shot I miss this effect.
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FZ30 plus Tcon17 + Schneider Kreuznach Utrawide (NIZO S8!)
 
Second one for me Daniel. I don't much like the pyramid shape of the first, and the last just isn't so interesting.

Interesting though.

Best regards
Mike
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I like the top one the best.
Great shots.
 
Good show!

But in order to comprehend the significance of all the parts, all 3 should be shown in sequence:

2, 3, 1. (Or, just 2 then 1.)

Thanks for showing the strangest looking glass of tea, ever!

Is that one of those San Francisco treats?
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OK Dave in OR (FZ50)
 
I prefer number one Daniel. I like how Mindy is kind of peering into the goblet from above.
Carol
 
Cool! I'm going with #1..lovewe the reflection of the room, I like 2, for the face reflection in the glass, but 1 is so "crystal" clear!!

ps. Thanks for the info on your last thread..very helpful. There is always something to learn and appreciate in this wonderful hobby!

RL
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Panny Z50, Z18,
OlEE3, 12-60mm,70-300, Summilux 25mm

 
I agree, number 2 is the one for me. The reflection in the stem does it for me.
 
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