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New LX7 - Some B&W images

GX7 + 20/1.7II The vehicle is a 1973 Steyr Pinzgauer 712M High-Mobility All-Terrain Vehicle (aka Pinz 6x6) ...

Again, not wanting to hijack this image thread but the question has been asked. I find the focus peaking equally effective/visible using either the EVF or the LCD and I see no difference in the amount of shimmering between the two. The GX7 has a user-selectable high/low setting for...

Live-view histogram accuracy Not to hijack this GX7 image thread but, in response to the above question, I have found the GX7 live-view histogram can be a fairly accurate preview of how far to push ETTR. After reading Petka Potka's journal article on this very subject...

Well spotted and well deserved. Congratulations!

I'm not inclined to denigrate Canon's new G series flagship model; I'm sure it will have wide appeal. I must say though that Canon's "peeping tube" excuse for a viewfinder doesn't do this camera any favors; it doesn't deserve the extra camera body real estate it occupies. I had a G9 .. very good...

Licks Yet To Be Played Leica M8; Voigtlander 28/1.9

Three on a Mission Leica M8; Voigtlander 28/1.9

Fuji has offered some exquisite cameras (both film and digital) in the past and superb optics .. I expect the X-PRO 1 will be every bit as good. However, assuming the lens shown is roughly the size of an M-mount 35/1.4 lens, this camera would appear to be about the same size as a Leica M8 or...

Right off the bat, I see that when shooting more "off the cuff", everyone's creating some seriously good images. This is a wonderful exercise to break out of a regimented photographic rut. Here's one at the beginning of one of my dog-walking strolls when the days were a bit longer ...

All nightly dog walkers are welcome to contribute to this thread. Thanks for posting your image.

Thanks, BB. I used the venerable GF1 and 20/1.7 combination for this image; ISO3200 is quite usable if you like B&W images with some "hair". When I saw this building detail, I immediately thought the only thing missing was Philip Marlowe standing semi-silhouette leaning against the bricks.

Throwing caution to the wind with handheld night shots whilst walking the dogs ..

Nice capture, BB! I envy your "strolling" grounds.

Wouter .. your timing is perfect. With short daylight hours in winter, I think we all experience photographic doldrums. I must say though, even with your casual Stroll Photography, you've set the bar very high with your introductory image. A very moody image .. I love it.

Ian, it doesn't seem to matter how dismal the weather might be .. nothing stops you from making beautiful images. Splendid work, AGAIN! Do you find, like I do, that it's the poor weather days that make for fabulous light? Sunny weather with all its harsh shadows is so ...... pedestrian. Keep...

Well observed! This image nicely asserts that art and commerce are well separated indeed. And when was the last time anyone has seen a chair at an ATM installation?

Ian .. I see no big image(s) associated with your blog link. All images on your blog (even when clicked to enlarge) display at a reasonable size.

Ian, There's a time and place for everything and this is certainly a great example of when selective colour has been used to best advantage. Nicely done! Gosh, Ian .. you're so giddy with your new X100 that I see it has given occasion for you to start a new blog .. 571 Photography. I like it...

Sue, I think most folks who try SilkyPix just don't care for the user interface. Like all software programs, it's just a matter of getting accustomed to its quirks. The SilkyPix tastes are essentially development presets; some mimic film types, some are subtle and others border on outrageous...

Nothing quite so clandestine as a 007 assignment .. I wish it was. This is simply my wife's gloved hand while shopping on a chilly day at an Amsterdam street market. Still, Bart and BB .. I like the way the two of you think!

Wow! Now here's some very tasteful tonemapping.:th_salute:

I know SilkyPix does not get a lot of love but I still use it occasionally for my Epson R-D1s and Pentax K-5 RAW files. I've just upgraded to SilkyPix DS Pro 5 and I'm happy to report that every new "serious compact" is now supported. Even though the supported camera list doesn't mention the...

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Amsterdam/Leica D-Lux 4

Another beautiful set of images from you, Ian and, despite working with a new camera, all have your signature style. More proof that the most important part of a camera is the 12" behind it.

Congratulations, Mark .. well deserved! You seem to be able to wring some real magic out of that 25/1.4 lens

Five For Receiving Calgary|Leica M8|Konica UC-Hexanon 35/2.0

Knackered Calgary|Leica D-Lux 3

Amsterdam|Leica D-Lux 4

We Deliver ... Amsterdam|Leica M8|Voigtlander Ultron 28/1.9

Welcome, Glia .. from another Canuck (Calgary).

Terrific news, Andy .. congratulations! That's 6 feathers in your cap, all in one go.

While I'm currently much enamored with my new GX1, for my purposes I find the Ricoh GXR Mount A12 the most compelling camera (err .. sensor module) for 2011. I don't own one but sure do admire it.

Hello! Do you go by Bart or Bartje? Yes, I was born in Rotterdam .. my family emigrated to Canada when I was four years old. Where in the Netherlands are you located?

Kevin, you do a great service to this forum's membership by starting this dialogue. All of us, to some extent, are wandering aimlessly in our pursuit of visual "enlightment". Thank you! .. and Don .. your offer is very generous. Count me in as a participant in your exercises. I've been mucking...

Terrific, Mark! Thanks for stepping up to the plate.

Hello Ian, Indeed .. we both have found that the GF1 is more than capable of some very fine output. I won't hijack your X100 thread with my GX1 findings .. I have posted my observations and some images in the featured post on mu43.com. I wish you well with your X100; I sincerely hope you...

Amazing, Ian! This borders on what the Pentax K-5 is capable of producing at high ISO. I'm sure you're pleased as punch with your X100. Congratulations! Seems we both have new equipment to wring out .. you with your X100 and me with my GX1. No pressure Ian but I think we're all quite...

My pleasure, Olli. Rather than cross-post between this SC forum and the mu43 forum, I'm providing a link to my post on mu43 (if that's OK): Featured forum post: GX1 Initial Impressions and a Sample ISO 1600 Image - Micro Four Thirds User Forum I've stated my first impressions of GX1 in...

Now that I've had a new Panasonic GX1 for a few days, I think I'm obliged to post a few images. I used the GX1 both with and without the new LVF2 viewfinder. The LVF2 is a vast improvement over the LVF1 .. I dare say that manual focusing using the LVF2 is now quite feasible, unlike everyone's...

Yes, I've 'de-cloaked' now that I finally have a bit more time to call my own. Ms. Walden .. your reputation precedes you and I can't think of a single person I'd rather have moderating this wonderful forum. :hail: Thanks for the warm welcome.:grouphug:

krugorg, Thanks for the welcome. If it helps, I kinda feel bad for being such an early adopter. When it gets dark and cold outside and I can't shoot very much, I get the itch. I think it's an OCD problem. Yes, the GX1 was in stock at The Camera Store here in Calgary as of this past Monday.

Thanks, Bill. Definitely an atmosphere of civility and helpfulness here, just like on 'the other side of the hall' and on getDPI. Very much the opposite of what we see on that site 'at the end of the hall and down in the basement'.

Hi, my name is Arie Intveld. I've been lurking here ever since Amin started this forum and now that I've been shooting with micro4/3 for 2 years, I thought I might have something to share. (Ian .. no, I'm not stalking you on the photo forums :eek:. Seems those of us have the same ethos end...