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Or at least, that's what I thought....small sensor, crappy looks, lens selection doesn't look great...and then I actually tried one...



I'm impressed...very impressed...



In the last 2 years, I've owned or tried the following mirrorless cameras for extensive periods of time: Oly OM-D, Panasonic GF1 and GX1, Leica M8 and X1, NEX-5N, Fuji x100. I must say, the camera that has surprised me the most is the V1. Simple, intuitive, great AF and great image quality. I used to be one of the haters, but I think I'll keep this V1 as my take everywhere camera...it's just awesome.



All shots taken with 10/2.8 or 18.5/1.8 lenses.



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What's with the vignetting?
 
Jeeze, those are some awful photos. The large solid color areas (like sky, parking lot, walls, etc) show up fine. But the smaller things (like leaves, gum wrappers, crushed beer cans, cigarette buts, syringes, etc) don't show up at all. I'm mean... it just not very realistic in a landscape or street photography. Or maybe it's an ISO setting issue.
 
V1 Charlie wrote:

Jeeze, those are some awful photos. The large solid color areas (like sky, parking lot, walls, etc) show up fine. But the smaller things (like leaves, gum wrappers, crushed beer cans, cigarette buts, syringes, etc) don't show up at all. I'm mean... it just not very realistic in a landscape or street photography. Or maybe it's an ISO setting issue.
...huh?

What exactly are you talking about? I mean, if you like these images or not is a matter of taste but the rest of your comment is total nonsense. Or perhaps you were just sarcastic...
 
V1 Charlie wrote:

Jeeze, those are some awful photos. The large solid color areas (like sky, parking lot, walls, etc) show up fine. But the smaller things (like leaves, gum wrappers, crushed beer cans, cigarette buts, syringes, etc) don't show up at all. I'm mean... it just not very realistic in a landscape or street photography. Or maybe it's an ISO setting issue.
It's definitely not an ISO setting issue, it's a country issue. Compared with where you live, Canada must be a much cleaner country with less trash, so don't trash photos when it isn't warranted.
V1 Charlie wrote:

I'm sorry, but I've got to do this.

Hang on... I don't think that's his finger.

Okay, I'm better now. I know, I'm sick. I know. I know...
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51360959

Oh, maybe that explains it ...
 
It's definitely not an ISO setting issue, it's a country issue. Compared with where you live, Canada must be a much cleaner country with less trash, so don't trash photos when it isn't warranted.
What do you mean "less trash"? There wasn't one piece of litter. It just ain't natural. Even archeologists find trash where ever they dig from thousands of years ago.

V1 Charlie wrote:

I'm sorry, but I've got to do this.

Hang on... I don't think that's his finger.

Okay, I'm better now. I know, I'm sick. I know. I know...
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51360959

Oh, maybe that explains it ...
Uhm... I can get out of this. Uhm... uhm... I was only trying to be supportive. Uhm... no one had commented and... I... I... I didn't have a lot of material to work with. Honestly, I didn't think anyone would remember. Wait. I was just testing to see how the forum mods were handling things. Yeah. Jeeze, where were they? It's a good thing I was there to find this hole before something serious happened.
 
V1 Charlie wrote:
It's definitely not an ISO setting issue, it's a country issue. Compared with where you live, Canada must be a much cleaner country with less trash, so don't trash photos when it isn't warranted.
What do you mean "less trash"? There wasn't one piece of litter. It just ain't natural. Even archeologists find trash where ever they dig from thousands of years ago.
Canada has plenty of trash, it's just not the same kind we have down here in the USA, eh?

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Ok, so they're not really trash, they can't even get that right, the hosers.

Due to the difference in the amount of time allocated for commercials, each episode to be broadcast on that network was two minutes longer than those syndicated to the United States. The CBC network heads asked the show's producers to add specifically and identifiably Canadian content for those two minutes. Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas thought that this was a ridiculous request, since the show had been taped in Canada, with a mostly Canadian cast and crew, for two years. The request inspired them to create a parody that would incorporate every aspect of the humorous stereotype of Canadians.

The segments were videotaped at the end of a day's shooting, with just Thomas and Moranis and a single camera operator. The sketches were for the most part improvised on the set, after which they would select the best ones for use on the program.

Moranis recalled, "We went on the stage with no preparation, and did 15 [sketches]. Two of them were lousy, in three we cracked up and fell apart... maybe six were keepers." Added Dave Thomas in a 2000 interview, "Rick and I used to sit in the studio, by ourselves –- almost like happy hour –- drink real beers, cook back-bacon, literally make hot snack food for ourselves while we improvised and just talked. It was all very low key and stupid, and we thought, 'Well, they get what they deserve. This is their Canadian content. I hope they like it.'"

To their shock, the comedians found that this filler material had become the most popular part of the show. Though initially intended for Canadian TV only, some of the two-minute "Great White North" segments would find their way into U.S. versions of the 30-minute shows due to a shortage of content that week. When NBC ordered the 90-minute shows for the 1981 season, they specifically cited good affiliate feedback on the "two dumb Canadian characters" and requested that the characters be included in every program.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_and_Doug_McKenzie



V1 Charlie wrote:

I'm sorry, but I've got to do this.

Hang on... I don't think that's his finger.

Okay, I'm better now. I know, I'm sick. I know. I know...
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51360959

Oh, maybe that explains it ...
Uhm... I can get out of this. Uhm... uhm... I was only trying to be supportive. Uhm... no one had commented and... I... I... I didn't have a lot of material to work with. Honestly, I didn't think anyone would remember. Wait. I was just testing to see how the forum mods were handling things. Yeah. Jeeze, where were they? It's a good thing I was there to find this hole before something serious happened.
:)
 

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