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<blockquote data-quote="flipmack" data-source="post: 54646" data-attributes="member: 1785">I picked up a GRD3 recently and I've slowly transitioned to using it as my primary camera. I still shoot with an Olympus 4/3 dSLR, but it's gathering dust now. some shots I've taken in the past month or so:[ATTACH=full]46778[/ATTACH]

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[ATTACH=full]46780[/ATTACH]I worked on a Project52 (one picture a week for the year) and I'm seeing a lot more pictures for next year (2012) since the GRD3 is with me almost all the time...I'm excited about photography again, but not for technical reasons. I'm excited because I can capture what I want, when I want, and how I want.Forgot to add that I love the in-camera features of the GRD3. In-camera post processing such as white balance, levels, and cropping are really handy. I'm also digging the configuration - I can configure the buttons and interface just how I like it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="flipmack, post: 54646, member: 1785"] I picked up a GRD3 recently and I've slowly transitioned to using it as my primary camera. I still shoot with an Olympus 4/3 dSLR, but it's gathering dust now. some shots I've taken in the past month or so: [CENTER][attach=full]46778[/attach] [attach=full]46779[/attach] [attach=full]46780[/attach][/CENTER] I worked on a Project52 (one picture a week for the year) and I'm seeing a lot more pictures for next year (2012) since the GRD3 is with me almost all the time... I'm excited about photography again, but not for technical reasons. I'm excited because I can capture what I want, when I want, and how I want. Forgot to add that I love the in-camera features of the GRD3. In-camera post processing such as white balance, levels, and cropping are really handy. I'm also digging the configuration - I can configure the buttons and interface just how I like it. [/QUOTE]

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