ff1d1l
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I Walk The Line by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr
pfm Picture A Week (PAW) 2021
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I Walk The Line by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr
alanbeeb
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I am trying out a new camera.... ex-display OM-D E-M5 III and a Panasonic-Leica 15mm f1.7. Quite pleased with results from first day with it
Redhall Trees-4 by mr.noisy, on Flickr
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I am trying out a new camera.... ex-display OM-D E-M5 III and a Panasonic-Leica 15mm f1.7. Quite pleased with results from first day with it
Redhall Trees-4 by mr.noisy, on Flickr
Ah nice - as a companion to the Z7 or as a replacement?
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Hmm...Companion I hope.... The Z6 and lenses will be for special days out and trips to get pictures, the Olympus as a take-everywhere camera. It's a third of the weight and half the size of the Z6.
But have to say I'm very surprised how good the IQ is. Better than I managed last year in my stint with the Fuji XT3.
I was almost going for a Fuji x100.... But been there before. The Oly with that 15mm lens is still smaller and lighter than the X100.
Sounds like a good decision to me. In fact, I must admit to being very intrigued by Olympus cameras myself. They seem to fit the 'companion' to a Z camera brief perfectly....
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Another from last week in Pembrokeshire. This was taken on an evening where my 7 year old son decided to accompany me. It was a wonderful experience, watching his face as the sky changed colour from yellow to orange to purple. He loved it. So did I as the conditions were stunning.
Last Light by Amar Sood, on Flickr
Nikon Z7 / Nikkor Z 14-30mm f4 s
Last Light by Amar Sood, on Flickr
Nikon Z7 / Nikkor Z 14-30mm f4 s
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That PL15-1.7 is a cracking little lens, and over time I became a big fan of the slightly unusual field of view. I'd take something like a Pen F or GX8 (with said 15mm) over an X100 any day of the week. From my own experience of flitting between Fuji X and Olympus over the years, MFT gives so little away to APS-C that I don't worry about it any more. Another super little lens in MFT is the Panasonic 20-1.7 pancake. It's not flawless, but has so much character it's becoming more and more of a cult lens for the format - even a 'must buy' in the same way a cheap 50 is for full frame.
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ff1d1l
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Wow...throwing particularly nice shapes in 1 and 3 IMHO.Heron in flight
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Five Trees Trying To Weird Me Out by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr
Another from my recent family holiday to Pembrokeshire. Whilst there I developed a particular fondness for this local beach. Despite it being a 90 minute round trip in the car, I returned for sunset on 3 consecutive nights.
This image was taken on the first of those 3 visits and yielded some of the best conditions. In particular, the cirrus cloud formations were some of the best I have ever seen!
Marloes Sands by Amar Sood, on Flickr
Nikon Z7 / Nikkor Z 14-30mm f4 S
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This image was taken on the first of those 3 visits and yielded some of the best conditions. In particular, the cirrus cloud formations were some of the best I have ever seen!
Marloes Sands by Amar Sood, on Flickr
Nikon Z7 / Nikkor Z 14-30mm f4 S
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I took more than a dozen of those burst continuous AF tracking shots for the heron with the Panasonic G9 in conjunction with the Panasonic 100-300mm mk2 and the results were very impressive. Here are some more photos :-
ff1d1l
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Nice....number three for me there!I took more than a dozen of those burst continuous AF tracking shots for the heron with the Panasonic G9 in conjunction with the Panasonic 100-300mm mk2 and the results were very impressive. Here are some more photos :-
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Pontefract Racecourse, taken 9th January 2021
The top one gets my vote - great symmetry !!
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