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Funny!

Tosiva, Nice shots. Where in California did you capture these shots?

LMNCT You mentioned the lumix 35-100, the f4-5.6 version ? How do you find the lens to perform? Thanks in advance Pat

Jim, For some reason, easy accessibility, I suppose.  I had the same difficulty. Yes, Bracketing was the culprit. I am fairly new to the Micro 43 forum. There really is a camaraderie to help each ...

Then for slow, deliberate shooting, the viewfinder is good for framing, then.

The GX 80/85 used, would be a great choice, as stated earlier in this thread.

Good advice, Terrible

Marfa, Texas quite an interesting bit of Americana, right out of the dustbowl of the 30's. I really enjoyed the first "little pink house with the swirl of cacti surrounding it. Question, what is ...

i own the GV-2 for my Ricoh GR, It came with the GR when purchased. Honestly, I could not tell you anything, I have never used it. When attached to the GR, It made the camera rather unwieldy, ...

X-E3 with the 23mm f/2 to start.

They'll figure it out.

He could be a little more excited about the arrival of the new D850. No, Great shot! Thank you

Glenn Stunning, pastoral images Gracias

I am glad you survived the slight.

Xshooter I, recently, had to forego using my Nikon gear because of arthritis. I thoroughly enjoyed the gear but just could not handle it for longer periods of time. I started to shoot from a ...

rpps I would say 1a and 2 are the micro 43. Pat

Raist3d Actually, I find that the M34 forum members are very gentile and very helpful. I have been crucified on the Nikon forum for some very simple queries. I, also, find the Pentax forum very ...

Just curious, but isn't $220 for a X100s, a great price for a great camera, albeit, slow and lacking all the modern features given now?  I prefer my Ricoh GR, but at the time my choices were the ...

God's garden, indeed! Thank you, markusw

Jeff Yes, I know it well, lived in Pacific Grove, north, but did a lot of exploring of the central coast, San Luis Obispo, Lompoc/ Jalama Beach areas. I now live in Central Mexico, but do miss the ...