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dalethorn
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Very nice - it looks like a lens assembly, done with trees.
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Micro 4/3 Showcase Panasonic LX100 I/II picture thread
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Rick59
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- Location
- Karlsruhe, Germany
Another D-Lux (109) photo, 75mm, f 2,8, 1/125sec and ISO 250.
Greetings
Greetings
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dalethorn
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One of the best flower images I've seen - quite elegant.
Rodrigo Rodrigues
New Member
- Name
- Rodrigo Rodrigues
Hi guys i'm new to the forum. I just bought this camera. I was so mesmerized with the specs that i had no doubt to buy it instead of the bulky "pro-like" cameras, just to show-off. In fact it's beautiful that people keep asking me if it's a Professional DSLR and i just show the little jewel. 
I'm completely new to photgraphy, this my first camera(i can say that).
That shot was in Nazaré, Portugal during my euro trip. iA (fully auto). Just adjusted the levels later.
Nazaré seen from the top by guigow2004, on Flickr
I'm completely new to photgraphy, this my first camera(i can say that).
That shot was in Nazaré, Portugal during my euro trip. iA (fully auto). Just adjusted the levels later.
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- Location
- Marlow, UK
Welcome to the site. I like the colours and the composition in that shot. It's unusual, in a good way.
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Les Klein
Veteran
- Location
- Montreal area
It’s been rather grey, but mild, so I went for a walk in the nearby woods - Bois de Liesse.
Ruisseau Bertrand, Bois de Liesse, Montreal by kleles, on Flickr
Ruisseau Bertrand, Bois de Liesse, Montreal by kleles, on Flickr
Les Klein
Veteran
- Location
- Montreal area
Les Klein
Veteran
- Location
- Montreal area
I made some adjustments with Pixelmator, producing this picture. Which one is better at depicting the icicles?
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
^The first is better to my eyes.
Les Klein
Veteran
- Location
- Montreal area
Thank you Martin and damianmkv. The haloing is present in the first frame also. The tree had a fine layer of ice on most branches and this refracted the light from the street lamp which was (intentionally) blocked by a thick branch. But you can still see a small bit of the lamp just left of centre near the bottom of the picture.
Les Klein
Veteran
- Location
- Montreal area
Here’s another take of Iced Trees. Shot the next day with the sun at about 15 degrees from top, but blocked from the lens to eliminate flaring.
Iced Trees by kleles, on Flickr
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
Very impressed with JPEGS coming out of this camera after some brief tests...
View attachment 117437LX100 rough mono by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117438Obligatory lamb photo by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117439LX100 garden test 1 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117440LX100 garden test 2 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117441LX100 garden test 3 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117442LX100 garden test 5 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117443LX100 garden test 6 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117444LX100 garden test 7 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117437LX100 rough mono by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117438Obligatory lamb photo by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117439LX100 garden test 1 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117440LX100 garden test 2 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117441LX100 garden test 3 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117442LX100 garden test 5 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117443LX100 garden test 6 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
View attachment 117444LX100 garden test 7 by Martin Connolly, on Flickr
Rick59
Regular
- Location
- Karlsruhe, Germany
The spring is on its way...
shot today with Leica D-Lux (109).
Rick
shot today with Leica D-Lux (109).
Rick
Les Klein
Veteran
- Location
- Montreal area
It’s still chilly and in sections, the Ottawa river is still covered in ice. But, spring is nigh!
Spring is Nigh by kleles, on Flickr
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Les Klein
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- Location
- Montreal area
Much as I enjoy and appreciate a good variety of m4/3 bodies and lenses, the LX100 goes with me wherever and whenever I go. And it's often used, even with the other m4/3 gear just as close at hand. For me, the LX100 is a grand-slam homer for photographers. Superb image making machine that does most things extremely well and does so quite elegantly. I love this great little camera.
I use it mostly for snapshots around the house, but it yields wonderful image quality and very fine detail rivaling my other m4/3 cameras/lenses.
I use it mostly for snapshots around the house, but it yields wonderful image quality and very fine detail rivaling my other m4/3 cameras/lenses.
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I agree - the more I use it, the better it gets. Small, discreet, good ergonomics (subjective, I know...), decent high ISO performance. Even the OOC Jpegs are very usable.
- Location
- Newcastle, NSW, Australia
- Name
- Sue
I guess I should be posting here instead of the other thread Out for dinner, a couple of shots but not of food (I hear you all sigh with relief)
And no, its not full of ice and wine/champagne. Apparently the latest thing is to throw the cutlery and paper serviettes into what used to be a champagne bucket. Its not very attractive, but it works.
Out for dinner, a couple of shots but not of food (I hear you all sigh with relief)And no, its not full of ice and wine/champagne. Apparently the latest thing is to throw the cutlery and paper serviettes into what used to be a champagne bucket. Its not very attractive, but it works.
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
I remember being served ribs in a tin bucket in a restaurant in Dallas many years ago. Obviously Oz is fancier Nice shots BTW!
Nice shots BTW!
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