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That's odd. What browser are you using?

First version of the Canon F-1, TRI-X. I remember only because that was the only camera I had, and from the compression of depth in the picture, it was probably a Canon 100mm FD.

Thanks, ant. Placing a link to flickr is easy enough, it's the insertion of the image into the DPReview thread directly from flickr that didn't work. In your example the image does not show within ...

Thanks, ant. My intention was to embed that photo from flickr into the original post. I tried multiple ways but kept getting rejected. Is there a way to insert a photo from Flickr into a DPReview ...

Sorry folks, for some reason the image link to Flickr would not work. And it was too late to withdraw the original post.

Some years ago:

What firmware version is on the camera?

The recent firmware upgrade, from V. 1.1 to 1.2, seems to have rendered the GX9 IBIS almost unusable. While the sensor moves, it does not synchronize with an image, or compensate for camera...

Live chatted with a Panasonic rep who said their engineers are working on it, but the rep could not give a timeline. Well...

Firmware V. 1.2 did not specifically address IBIS, but has clearly introduced a bug that has rendered the IBIS useless.

I seem to be having more difficulty getting steady pictures with the recent firmware update, V. 1.2, when using IBIS. The range of hand held shutter speeds is 1/5-1/30. The lenses I'm using are: ...

Photos 1-5 remind me of a criticism levied at Sierra Club photography: It does to wildlife what Playboy does to women.

The specs say: "12-bits sampling rate...," which may suggest that "global" should be interpreted as "only."

Yeah, a 35mm CL would be nice, and considering that Sony managed to shoe-horn a “full frame” sensor into the RX1R, it should be possible. Still, a grip might be needed if only to house a larger ...

It doesn’t matter what the forum is called, it will become a Panasonic space.

The trend now is to make big, wide aperture lenses with complex optical formulas that weigh as if concrete were inside them. Okay, apparently those kind of lenses are popular and a success for the ...

Both Olympus and Panasonic are major players in the camera industry. But neither Sigma Foveon cameras or Leica cameras are market competitors, and as such will be overwhelmed by Panasonic interest ...

Professional 35mm cameras and lenses are going to be an expensive investment, and while there are a few folks who can afford two or even three pro gear sets, the majority of L mount users will be ...

As a Panasonic 4/3 user, I would have preferred having separate Olympus and Panasonic forums. There is in fact little confluence in the single forum between the two, resulting in confusing and ...

I clearly disagree. It is NOT clearly visible. Yeah, go ahead, show us measurable, quantitative, scientific tests. Make sure you include methodology and supportive analysis.