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It's gray, foggy and drizzling in Oregon. The perfect day to take your bike out and brave the elements.

No question, for me, the most beautiful one has to be my father's old Leica-- In terms of simple elegance, functionality and design, it puts ever other camera I have ever seen, or used, to shame.

I'm in the process of trying to find an affordable, low-mileage Pentax Q7 camera and I ran into a problem I'm hoping some more knowledgeable Pentaxians can solve for me. There don't seem to be many ...

I'm looking for a small Pentax mirrorless camera, in good shape, for a reasonable price. My preference would be for a Q7 body, but will also consider a Q-S1 or an original Q. The two lenses I'm ...

The preceding posters have opined much more knowledgeably and thoroughly than I would be capable of. But I have only two small points to add for you, Martin. And by the way I shot with a GX8 for ...

Sorry to disappoint you, Marc, but my camera is, in fact, an E-P3.  Please take a look at the upper-right-hand corner of this photo, where you will clearly see the camera model marked-- Here is a ...

You're not the only E-P3 fan around. I've had mine for around a year, and bought it partially to replace a beautiful & pristine E-P1 which I had for awhile before that, but foolishly sold. Within ...

I've occasionally used an old Pentax 50mm lens mounted on one or another micro four thirds bodies - mainly for portraiture, since it has an equivalent FOV of around 100mm - with generally pleasing ...

Here's one more from the GRii + the GW-3 (wide conversion lens) - taken with the internal 'Positive Film' setting, in a mix of sunny and cloudy winter light--- Somehow the even wider 21mm ...

Thank you for the comment, Tungsten. This particular shot - and in fact, most of those I've been taking with my GRii lately - was done using the in-camera 'Positive Film' jpeg setting - which ...

My GRii becomes much less pocketable when I screw on the GW-3 wide conversion lens - which widens the FOV from 28mm to 21mm - so I tend to not use it as often as I should; but when I actually put ...

Unidentified toadstools, aka mushrooms, proliferating in front of my house in Oregon after the recent winter rains. Looking down on them from above And also-- A view from the side Both photos taken ...

This is an old thread but I thought I'd chime in with my take, since the original question - about the GX9's viewfinder compared with that of other, previous GX's - is and was one which concerned ...

You've already received some excellent answers so I will limit mine to a short one: it's a superb small camera and extraordinarily versatile. Here is a photo taken at night - your classic low-light ...

Thank you, Alex! I'll try it out :)

These are beautiful photographs, Alex - and beautifully processed too! And forgive my curiosity, but I'm curious:  you mentioned that you were trying to do 'film simulations' here - but what ...

One reason to keep the X30 is, simply, being able to see what is and isn't actually in focus, while looking through the EVF.  And, no, it isn't the largest or the best EVF in the photographic ...

It's funny, I often read user reviews of Fuji's slightly larger APS-C X100 series of fixed-lens cameras - which, admittedly, are not only beautifully built cameras, but also uniformly recognized ...

Great post - lovely pictures as well. I missed the E-PL1 but spent quite a few years with its successor, the E-PL2, as my main and only camera. It was a superb, compact digital workhorse and, ...

Thank you SO MUCH for this! I will definitely both check it out - and give it a try :)