Jeanadriane

The OP has no gear listed and has no galleries...

Yes, you missed something: the second iPad. :)) BTW, dropbox and other cloud solutions don't work internet deprived places - once a week I download a 100Mb Dutch newspaper overthere and it takes up ...

Don't get me started on my eyes, Lena. They've been trouble all my life and indeed my horizons have always been crooked easily. But about the level: two of my GX1's have OK level, only the third ...

Even tho I'm a B&W photographer I voted for always 2.8 at iso 1600, because my GX1's are lousy at 6400 and I only use the 20mm/1.7 and the 15mm/1.7 lenses which both do well at F2.8. Otherwise ...

My solutions, after in 2014 I found myself in an extremely remote and internet deprived place on a photo job with a collapsed MacBookPro and an old iPad that quickly filled up: 1) Sankdisk Connect ...

Taking photo's since the early '70s - wish I could have my crooked eyes software fixed.

+1 for the grid advice. On one of my three Gx1's the level isn't a 100% correct either. But there also is a source of error for any level. I often shoot from speeding trains and I've noticed every ...

I think he's suggesting the OP a next camera, Lena: that Big polaroid in which you can stand inside...

People are afraid they have to pay money for features they don't need. But they forget (or even never knew) we have fast AF thanks to Panasonics interest and involvement in video. It was when ...

The effin' thing bothered me so much that I even don't know whether the rainbow tearing was part of the problem or not. I just hated it and didn't analyse which aspect bothered me most. So tho you ...

I'm not too sure about that, Philips. I discovered this poll too late to participate, but I'm one of those who sold the GX7 mainly because of the EVF. It really bothered me. And I can't even say ...

Actually, the LVF2 is one of the main reasons why I sold my GX7 and keep clinging to my 2 GX1's and why I will skip the GX80 too, no matter how great the specs are and how well it will handle. And ...

William Albert Allard: Others are: Moises Saman, David Bailey, David Alan Harvey (used a GF1 for part of his book [based on a true story], later switched to Fuji). Oh, and me. :)) Jere Landis wrote: ...

Here's to hoping for a PL17mm! .....dream, dream....

Foto Nivo Schweitzer, Haarlemmerdijk, Amsterdam has it since at least a week. On Febr. 11 they had a presentation in FOAM where we were able to try it out. Very nice, very handsome camera. EVF ...

What a great post, Janet! Thank you for that!

Martin, THANK YOU! And BTW, I love those portraits. Ms Leibowitz did a great job (again).

Hi Daniel, Don't worry about the bickering, just get your lens. LOL. Differences between mkI and mkII are merely sample variations and totally insignificant. I got my first one 6 years ago and it ...

I bought the 17mm when the 20mm and the 14mm were my most frequently used lenses. Although I liked the FL a *lot*, I sold the 17mm because I didn't like the rendering as much as I liked the 20mm. ...

There are quite some camera's that I do not want to own at all, but in which I'm seriously interested because they may be predictive for future camera's which do want to own...