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Panasonic LX7 - B&W photos of Venice
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travelfoodphoto
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Glad you like them.
Best,
TFP
Best,
TFP
Jon_T
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<SNIP>
In the ZS50 PDF Advanced Features manual the section for the Scenery (Landscape) Mode nothing noted as to i.Zoom being enabled. With a "i.Zoom" search I did find a 'general note': "[i.Zoom] always functions in [Intelligent Auto] mode and [Scene Mode] (except[Handheld Night Shot], [HDR], [High Sens.], [3D Photo Mode])"
Jon
Unfortunately for the older LX7 not being noted in the manual be nothing new, I have the Leica C (Typ112) [Leica re-badged LF1]. In the Scenery (Landscape) Mode there's NO mention of i.Zoom being enabled with the Scenery (Landscape) Mode found doing a search for "Scenery" or "i.Zoom" in the PDF manuals for the Leica C (Typ112) or the Panasonic LF1.
In the ZS50 PDF Advanced Features manual the section for the Scenery (Landscape) Mode nothing noted as to i.Zoom being enabled. With a "i.Zoom" search I did find a 'general note': "[i.Zoom] always functions in [Intelligent Auto] mode and [Scene Mode] (except[Handheld Night Shot], [HDR], [High Sens.], [3D Photo Mode])"
Just curious as to the cause the heavy JPG artifacts throughout the image if i.zoom not used, and the image's EXIF Data.
Jon
Jon_T
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Agree nicely done.
travelfoodphoto
Senior Member
Jon,
I do agree that it could have been shoot in IZoom, as the LX7 usually would do a better job, but it was a very unusual early morning, weather wise, and I don't know how wet fog and near 100% humidity could have affected the photographing of the scene.
Regardless, I love the original image and have enjoyed others' interpretations on it as well.
Best,
TFP
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