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Panasonic 7-14
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Michiel Schierbeek
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I like this one very much from your series with the 7-14 from the orient.GF1 + 7-14mm. "A Bird's Eye View of a Bistro".
Michiel
Hi Michiel,I like this one very much from your series with the 7-14 from the orient.
Michiel
Many thanks for your kind comments, my friend! Much appreciated.
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
+1I like this one very much from your series with the 7-14 from the orient.
Michiel
Perfect use of an ultra WA.
Hi Jorgen,
Wonderful to hear from you, Jorgen! Your kind feedback is much appreciated.
scho
Well-known member
Leica77,GF1 + 7-14mm. A Show Window, Ginza, Tokyo. From a recent trip to the Orient.
Beautiful work with the 7-14. I love the abstract feel of the store window shot.
Best regards,
Carl
Hi Carl,
Thanks so much for your positive comments. I have enjoyed your series on Hawaii -- especially the IR images! All the best to you.
Hello Diane,
It is always very nice to receive your positive comments. Your kindness is much appreciated. Best regards.
Hi Louis,
Visiting the website for one of your newest books, Walk to Work, published in 2009 was very enjoyable. Perhaps, the primary reason I really enjoy using the Panasonic 7-14mm lens is the sense of satisfaction I get when I see clear and crisp images produced by it. It is a similar feeling to what I experienced in using my Leica Elmarit-M 21mm wide angle lens that I used on M6, M3, and M2 bodies. Since you are a Leica user, I thought you might be able to relate to what I mean. All the best.
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Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
:thumbs: Louis, I looked through your excellent "walking to work" photos and enjoyed them. I totally agree with Leica77's assessment of this lens and I'm sure it would be a great addition to your kit. I don't find the lack of speed a hindrance in the use of an UWA.Hi Louis,
Visiting the website for one of your newest books, Walk to Work, published in 2009 was very enjoyable. Perhaps, the primary reason I really enjoy using the Panasonic 7-14mm lens is the sense of satisfaction I get when I see clear and crisp images produced by it. It is a similar feeling to what I experienced in using my Leica Elmarit-M 21mm wide angle lens that I used on M6, M3, and M2 bodies. Since you are a Leica user, I thought you might be able to relate to what I mean. All the best.
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biglouis
Well-known member
Cindy and Leica77, thank you very much for the kind words about my book and photographs. I did own the Leica 16-18-21 WATE until recently but decided it was too much money tied up in one lens. You can appreciate how a similar lens at approximately 30% the price of the WATE is very tempting. I know it is not 30% of the quality because I tested one a few weeks back and was very impressed. Definitely on my acquisition list but it will have to wait a little while.
LouisB
LouisB
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
G1 IR and 7-14mm in Charleston, SC
scho
Well-known member
Very nice Cindy. The perfect lens for Charleston.G1 IR and 7-14mm in Charleston, SC
Hi Cindy,G1 IR and 7-14mm in Charleston, SC
+1. I agree with Carl. Simply Superb! Best regards.
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Thank you Carl and Leica77. Carl, I couldn't agree with you more about this wonderful lens and Charleston. I had my M8 and my Mamiya 7 along on my walk around Charleston and they didn't get much love.