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Ignore the TN BS, and post a shot from your "dead" m4/3 cam. This one was taken in the Massachusetts State House with the Oly 7-14 zoom. Odd how some think this lens isn't sharp on the edges. Show that it's not about someone's opinion, it's about the images.




The Great Hall.



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Love the detail in that shot. Not bad for a dead cam.

 

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Shot dead car with dead camera, Mitakon 25mm f0.95

 

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Sunsetting but not on a dead camera


Urban Sunset

 

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For this shot I put a terrible kit lens on my dead camera.

 

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I'm new to MFT, but it beats carrying around my Canon FF gear. Fallow deer at Petworth Park.

Mike

 

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Those photos deserve their own thread. Excellent series.

 

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A few photos from my dead-end camera system from this year. Micro four thirds has been an absolutely ideal travel system for me. Looking forward to using it for many more years. I love being about to carry the "full frame" focal length equivalents of a 30, 16-36, 24-70, 70-200 and 200-800 plus two bodies in a medium sized pack, plus laptop and other electronic gear and then easily slide that pack under an airplane seat!

 

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Thank you.

Mike

 

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Brilliant photos!

Are you quite sure you shot those with a dead camera?

Agree, these really deserve their own thread.

Please keep shooting and sharing.

 

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Laowa 7.5 . Churchdoor, Rocamadour, France




orc (wildlife refuge, rocamadour)



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Some really nice dead photos posted here!

Anyway, if you can't make an excellent image with a decent m4/3 camera, give up. Fortunately, nobody who has posted in this thread should even consider giving up.

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Gorgeous photos. Love the range of subjects and colors.

Just think, though... If you'd sucked it up and brought a ton of FF gear, you could have had even ever so slightly more gorgeous/bokehlicious photos. If you zoomed in to 400%. Or printed, like, a 30x40" print and looked at it up really close ... Or underexposed and then pushed the exposure up +3 EV to capture a tiny bit more detail in the highlights. Or shot at 6400+ ISO... Well, there's always the next time around...

Gorgeous photos, though, well done! (Dead camera aside)

 

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Dead camera (E-PM2) and dead lens (9-18). Neither of them work anymore, though the 9-18 is worth repairing.

West Coast Trail

Riding on Long Beach, Vancouver Island.

Sunset on Mont Mégantic, Québec.

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Dead system or not, M43 users post more images (quality images) than any other system forum here. Those whom bought M43 cameras used them often and used them well, that's what matters the most

 

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mikero said:

I'm new to MFT, but it beats carrying around my Canon FF gear. Fallow deer at Petworth Park.

Mike

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great set wanted to go to petworth just kept going to knepp instead think the rut is over for now though although might try at the weekend thanks for your dead camera pics good one as well ,i am just about to bury mine with my new pl 200mm f2.8 that i just purchased .

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Erick L said:

Dead camera (E-PM2) and dead lens (9-18). Neither of them work anymore, though the 9-18 is worth repairing.

West Coast Trail

Riding on Long Beach, Vancouver Island.

Sunset on Mont Mégantic, Québec.

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Beautiful shots!

Pity about the teeny tiny dead camera and lens. It's surely for the best (for the sake of your photographic enjoyment, you see).

Now, could I interest you in a new Canon EOS R? Nikon Z6? Sony a7iii?