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- West Yorkshire
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- Ken
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Small sensor challenge
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- Miguel Tejada-Flores
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- Miguel Tejada-Flores
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- Switzerland
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- Matt
Very nice ... however,
doesn't register as "small" in this thread (1" and below) ... Anyhow, well worth seeing, so if you want me to move it some place, just say the word.EDIT: Jens has re-posted the image in question himself - kudos for that; I'll leave the comment in as information point for others ...
M.
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Doh, sorry bout that, I did horse around with both the LF1 and the OM-1, and then obviously mixed up the results a bit. Perhaps the dog tread, then?Very nice ... however,
M.
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The hallway.
One thing I dont normally do is using in-built filters and shooting JPEGs. This is one such trial with my very under-utilised Olympus XZ-1....
The same pic, developed from RAW:
I think the in-built gritiness is rather nice, but will experiment further.
scottR
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- scott rawson
Can't afford a proper camera again.. Due to house purchase and Many many jobs/DIY to do.. But while roaming town I bumped into a nikon V1 at a great price.. So this will do for my downtime.... If I ever get any.
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Panolyman
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- Wild West Wales
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- Brian
Scott, don't you worry about "only" having a V1.
Just remember the great Bananarama song.....................
"It ain't what you do it's the way that you do it". 😃
👆This, the V1 is a fine camera.
I own one and I agree. Ergonomics are the worst part of it for my hands, otherwise, it takes nice images for sure.👆This, the V1 is a fine camera.
