zapatista
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- Mike
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BBW
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- BB
Very nice early light images - I especially like your first two. I also got a kick out of your description "lumbering down to my cubicle". It's wonderful that you had your camera along - it might be kind of cool to do that regularly and see what sort of collection you come up with.
zapatista
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- Denver, Colorado
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- Mike
I almost always have a camera/kit with on the way to work, though if I'm running late I don't always stop and take some snaps.
Gary
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- Southern California
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- Gary Ayala
Yes it is wonderful, odd looking hood but wonderful optics.
Gary
Gary
zapatista
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- Denver, Colorado
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- Mike
OdzBodkinz
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Wonderful colors here.
zapatista
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- Denver, Colorado
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- Mike
Gary
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- Southern California
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- Gary Ayala
BTW Gary, the next X100S should be in country on Tuesday.
LOL ... I got one.
zapatista
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- Denver, Colorado
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- Mike
Yeah, I just can't bond with the X100S. I'm using a EOS M for the 35mm eq. viewpoint, which seems to be my favorite overall focal length. The auto focus issue is not a priority for me, though having an EVF/viewfinder is nice.
Gary
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- Southern California
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- Gary Ayala
I like the images, I like how it handles, I like the performance and I like how it looks.
zapatista
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- Denver, Colorado
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- Mike
I like the size of the EOS M with the 22mm and I like that I paid $400 for both of em. I'm glad you have found THE camera
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Gary
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- Southern California
- Name
- Gary Ayala
I dunno about "The camera". But it works for me ... but I don't think I'm all that particular with cameras. I used Canons for years and I think they were quite ugly. The OM-D's, don't fit well in my chubby yet regal hands, but they fit well enough. And with the Fuji's, I can pretend I'm shooting an AF-ing Leica with this film-esque looking output. I'd like to think I made the right choice, but to be honest, I think I could adapt and be pretty happy with most any pro-sumer or better camera.
Gary
Gary
ean10775
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- Cleveland, Ohio
- Name
- Eric
I like the size of the EOS M with the 22mm and I like that I paid $400 for both of em. I'm glad you have found THE camera
Did you get a steal on that camera from someone looking to dump it or is that really what they are going for now?
zapatista
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- Denver, Colorado
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- Mike
Ebay deal of the day...last week through big value.
ean10775
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- Cleveland, Ohio
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- Eric
Wow! These mirrorless cameras really don't hold their value do they? How slow is the focus of the EOS M with the 22mm compared to something like the X100 or the X-E1 + 35mm f1.4 - or even the Panasonic 20mm f1.7 on one of the older m43 cameras if you've used any of those (I'm just tossing out camera/lens combinations I'm familiar with)?
zapatista
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- Denver, Colorado
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- Mike
Not a whole lot of difference, but it's a little slower than both the 35mm with an XE-1 or the 20mm with one of the faster Panny bodies or the EM-5. Not sure relative to the X100.
