I've been following your images both here and on Flickr, I thought I'd seen you mostly use the DP3. Its interesting to read you favor the DP1M.
Tim that maybe. I've just viewed how many images from each of the camera's I have posted to the Flickr Albums.
DP1: 445
Dp2: 479
Dp3: 623
I did get the Dp3 some two months before the other two Dp's
The Dp1 cannot do what the Dp3 does and can produce that larger film size format looking image that defies the size sensor it has. That to myself when it works is unbeatable by the D1 or 2.
The Dp1 I did not use as much at first, I'd always preferred and shot a lot using tele lenses, I enjoy the tele lens for landscapes. But I wanted the dp1 primarily for the 28mm lens for social documentary photography, which is around the fishing industry. I've gotten to appreciate the wider focal length for landscapes as well now and how practical 28mm is to carry around. So if I have all three cameras with me the 2&3 stay in the bag and the 1 goes around the neck.
I say that the Dp1 is my favourite it is undoubted the most useful and practical, for what I am doing at the moment.
If I had to choose the one camera from the three, not sure if I could say either Dp1 or 3 I know I could do without the Dp2 if it was prised from my hands .
I take my hat off too you for being more in touch with what I use the most and it has made me think again, statistically you are correct about posting more Dp3 images.
I deliberately went out the other day with the Dp3 as I'd not used it for a while, it was then I became concious that I was using the Dp1 much more of late.
The summer is approaching and and therefore I can see the Dp3 coming out more often than it has been.
one of those shots that is impossible without a wide lens, where you use the distortion as a part of the composition.
LADDER by
Julian .., on Flickr