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New Panasonic LX3 Gallery
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treusse
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Wonderful pictures. You have an eye for capturing specific detail in a scene. Truly a "Zen" photographer.
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Tom Reusse
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Tom Reusse
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Jim Radcliffe
Guest
Very enjoyable gallery.. I liked them all. In particular, I like your composition and colors.
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Jim Radcliffe
http://www.boxedlight.com/dlux4
http://www.boxedlight.com/dlux3
http://www.boxedlight.com/dp1
http://www.oceona.com
The ability to 'see' the shot is more important than the gear.
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Jim Radcliffe
http://www.boxedlight.com/dlux4
http://www.boxedlight.com/dlux3
http://www.boxedlight.com/dp1
http://www.oceona.com
The ability to 'see' the shot is more important than the gear.
Day Hiker
Forum Pro
...a very thoughtful group of photos. I believe the LX3 excels in the very type of photography you exhibit in your gallery. Keep up the good work.
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Cheers,
Jim Pilcher
Colorado, USA
'It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see...' -- Henry David Thoreau
Palladin
Active member
--I'm not sure what you mean by that comment. I'm thinking of buying either the LX3 or D-Lux 4 in the future and would appreciate some elaboration. Thanks.
Day Hiker
Forum Pro
As the OP responded to me, the D-Lux 4 excels at documentary-type work. I found the gallery to contain quiet thoughtful shots, not action images.
I do not think the camera is inherently a portrait or action camera, but more for scenics, environmental, and detail photos. Of course, that is strictly my opinion. Others will likely prove me wrong.
If I want to make a portrait, I'll pull out my Olympus E-1. Even better might be a Nikon D700 with 85mm f/1.4 Nikkor.
I hope that was clear enough. In any event, the D-Lux 4 is a truly excellent camera.
Happy shooting.
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Cheers,
Jim Pilcher
Colorado, USA
'It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see...' -- Henry David Thoreau
I do not think the camera is inherently a portrait or action camera, but more for scenics, environmental, and detail photos. Of course, that is strictly my opinion. Others will likely prove me wrong.
If I want to make a portrait, I'll pull out my Olympus E-1. Even better might be a Nikon D700 with 85mm f/1.4 Nikkor.I hope that was clear enough. In any event, the D-Lux 4 is a truly excellent camera.
Happy shooting.
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Cheers,
Jim Pilcher
Colorado, USA
'It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see...' -- Henry David Thoreau
Jono Slack
Forum Pro
Just time to post some congratulations before my hotel internet time runs out!
I really enjoyed these
all the best
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
I really enjoyed these
all the best
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
Vikas M Gore
Senior Member
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- Vikas
Nice collection of images!
Out of curiosity, where these images shot at Lake Michigan near Holland, Michigan?
GR
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grcolts
http://homepage.mac.com/grcolts/
Out of curiosity, where these images shot at Lake Michigan near Holland, Michigan?
GR
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grcolts
http://homepage.mac.com/grcolts/
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