MiguelATF

I haven't actually had the camera long enough to be able to truly say which of the photos I've taken with it are my favorites - but I quite like this one - Taken near Merlin, Oregon, at the end of ...

Parishioners in la Catedral de Zapópan, in Jalisco, Mexico, during a long service.

Costumed Bubble Lady in downtown Ashland, Oregon, on Halloween

A violinist giving an impromptu concert in the Klamath Falls train station.

Hello, Tyler, my question for you is really not directly related to the subject at hand, so I hope you will forgive my temerity in asking it anyway but ... reading your original posting, made me ...

Coming back to the OP's original question - about the G1xIII's lack of popularity - I find myself wondering about 'popularity' of cameras and what it really means. Canon sold boatloads of ...

The roadside memorial photo project sounds like a truly worthy one, Peter.  And, yes, I can see how it would become a time and energy consuming project as well - but in the overall scale of ...

Without delving into the complexities of this image or what works for you or for me (or conversely what doesn't work for you or for anyone else) - I just want to be clear on the nature of this ...

I really like this photo, Peter...for quite a few reasons.  If you don't mind my curiosity - where was it taken?  I'm asking simply because I've seen quite a few similar roadside memorials (for ...

Well, you know what they say...different strokes for different folks.  I recently bought a lightly used G1xIII for (what seemed to me) a reasonable price and, although it is on the pricier side, ...

Taken a few years ago with my 1st Gen EOS M - and that wonderful small 22mm lens - a combination which lends itself to monochromatic treatment as you can see -

Both cameras - the G7x Mk II and the new XF10 - are fine cameras, and capable of producing remarkable images. But the G7x has one huge advantage for you over the newly-released XF10 and that is, ...

Thank you, Peter. I wish I knew what it was that makes certain combinations of cameras + lenses particularly apt at creating fine images. I suspect that though photographers love to discourse and ...

One more of my favorite EOS-M (1st generation, with the 22mm lens) photos, taken in the small town where I live.  Looking at this image again, I can understand why some people believe that the 1st ...

Very funny post, Marco. I alas no longer own the 1st generation EOS M I shot with for awhile.  I let it go, out of frustration with a number of small things, although during the time I had it, I ...

To echo what a few other people have said, I would recommend the 15mm lens - it is, bar none, maybe the single best micro four thirds lens I have ever used on any MFT camera.  Right now my 15mm ...

I'm a new G1xIII user (less than a week so far) and will just echo quite a few of the previous comments: this is a superb small (semi-pocketable) camera.  Remarkable build quality and from my ...

I can't help wondering if some of us out here in the world which I inhabit live in a different universe than those who live in Camera-Reviewers-World. I've only been shooting with my (recently...

A water puddle in the street after a rainstorm, in my home town of Talent, Oregon. Talent, Oregon

Taken at Boiling Springs Lake, in Mt. Lassen National Volcanic Park. Boiling Springs Lake, Mt. Lassen, California