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A few years ago. Great place! South Sawyer Glacier Tracy Arm Iceberg

Fantastic shots. The composition is excellent. When were you there? Palouse is on my list and there seem to be lots of good times to go. Spring light green shoots, full summer, late summer ...

This was taken from the boat ramp just south of Signal Mountain Lodge. Teton Morning

Agreeing and adding to the suggestions so far. Do take the road west from Ridgeway over the Dallas Divide. The view of the Sneffels Range is amazing. Once you start to go down after the divide you ...

I would love to go back to Switzerland. But ever since they stopped holding their Franc down I have heard that prices are about double the cost of visiting other European countries. Did you find ...

As I understand it you can map them to a button. I don't own a camera with MySets either. I'm stuck with Custom Modes. I just want to be able to turn Custom Modes into MySets by letting me map the ...

I don't think they work pretty much the same at all. Again, the critical difference, at least for me, is the Custom Modes automatically revert to their settings when the camera times out or is ...

NO! I would not like that. I want C1, C2 & C3 to be fixed, infrequently changed known configurations, just like now. I just think putting them on the dial was not the way to do it. In fact the ...

Let the recall of C1, C2 or C3 be mapped to buttons provided the dial is set to P, A, S or M. Doing this now requires a four step menu diving process. That may not seem like much but it is harder ...

Enjoy your visit!

M lenses are full frame. But I remember something about the distance between the lens and sensor being an issue.

So places like B&H and Adorama don't carry the less expensive ones and I have to look at EBay. They're all adapters from FF camera lenses to u4/3. Is this because you need a larger image circle to ...

I haven't seen anything less than $100 and most are in the $250 range. Which ones are you referring to? Yes, I know we are talking in different currencies.

On the way from DIA to Vail there is Idaho Springs and Georgetown for rustic mountain towns. Not great, but OK. The only way through RMNP is Trail Ridge Road, but there is a chance the road may be ...

Me either. Great suggestions, just different. If you do go to Moab try to go up to Dead Horse Point. Most spectacular view in the area, in my opinion. Dead Horse Point

In that case you can follow my suggestions for Kebler and Aspen on the way to Vail. Or you can do it in reverse after Vail on your way back to Denver. Either way if the mountains are properly ...

Extend your trip to two or three weeks. :-) I've lived here for the past 30+ years and I'm still discovering more beautiful locations. I'll assume that you are starting and ending in Denver. Late ...

I'm not sure why, but I tried my Leica M lenses on my Panasonic GH3 and didn't feel they were anything special. The tests I ran didn't look very good, certainly not super sharp. My native micro ...

Nice. When I first got my new EM 1.2 I ran tests to see what I was comfortable with in low light. I found that ISO 1000 was fine under all cases and ISO 4000 was fine with some noise reduction in ...

I already listed it. And I'll even pay for the shipping. :-)