|
RGWR
Lives in
Scotland, United Kingdom
Joined on
Apr 18, 2004
|
Comments
 |  |  |  |
| Mandrill by JeffryZ from Tight framing | Maasai Princess by poppyjk from People Photography - Any Year | Hippo and oxpecker by fulviavecchia from Wild Symbiosis: You scratch my back, I scratch yours | All Too Well by Hooyat from Song title theme “The name of the game” (Abba) |
stephenox: Just to confirm, no 'guides perspective' tool for LR 6.6 standalone. Looks like CC only!
Agree.
Why do they keep ruining good cameras by letting them grow bigger over the years. GX7 was perfect in that respect. This one isn't.
flangad: One question:
Most of those cameras are little bit "big" for a compact camera.
For a only slightly bigger package, you can get Panasonic GX1+14-42X pancake zoom or Sony NEX6 + 16-50PZ pancake zoom.
This give much larger sensors, but you loose wide apertune.... so, what is the best?
Do those "large sensor with extreme compacted zoom lenses" really bring better image quality than the compacts cameas of this review or not?
Yes, my pocket camera is a Pana GF3 with the 14-42x. It's on the big side but it has the flexibility to use another lens if I want, and even with the x lens the quality is pretty good. I'd be interested in an answer to your question, though, as I haven't done the comparison.