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LX7 Images

rayyan

rayyan

Well-known member
Maggie, you and the LX7...seems made for each other!!:D

Wonderful shots. I love the ones of your mom..what a great lady!:salute:

Best wishes to you and yours.
 
Maggie O

Maggie O

Active member
Here's the latest batch from the LX7, the first set is from Art & Soul, a gallery I'm working with and there there's a few documenting my hall bathroom remodel.


Anthony, March 09, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr


Bella, March 09, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr


Parfleche, March 09, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr


Parfleche, March 09, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr


Parfleche, March 09, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr


Faucet and Sink, March 09, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr


Tub Filler, March 09, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr


The Tub and Shower, March 08, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
 
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mazor

New member
nice portrait type shot maggie. Good to see there is some back ground blur considering how tiny the the size of the lx7 sensor, although the fast aperture lens should make up for that shortfall I guess.
 
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Howard

New member
Maggie,

I agree with you about balance. The LX7 is a very good small camera with a fine, fast lens and very good ergonomics - not perfect but very good. Like other very good cameras in its class if you use the LX7 within its limitations, it can produce excellent photos. If you try to use it for things that it does not do well, the results will be marginal. It is an easy camera to like and use.
 
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rgeorge911

Member
Here's a blog entry with a few examples using the creative controls on the LX7 (something I've never indulged in with other cameras). I LOVE that you can shoot raw images with creative controls. Takes all risk out of using them, as they only affect the jpegs.

DMC-365 - Exploring the Interface Between Equipment and Creativity in Photography: Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX7 - A Few Creative Control Examples

[/url] P1020029.jpg by reed_flickr (www.creativeobjective.com), on Flickr[/IMG]

Reed
Blog: DMC-365.blogspot.com
I've now published an ebook on Real World Settings for the LX7 on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BVR0OD4
 
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Howard

New member
Reed,

I am not sure I am a fan of the creative photos that appeared in the blog but that does not mean I may not try some. Thank you for the reference.
 
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curiousmike

New member
Hi all - new member here.
I found this site a week or so back when researching the LX7; with the favorable reviews and the discounted pricing, UPS found a way to deliver it to my office this afternoon.

I threw the camera in a bag and took it on a bicycle ride after work -- spending all of 5 minutes setting the clock and a few basic settings, I was off.

The camera is really easy to use ( compared to my last P&S, Sony HX9V ) and fast ( holy mackeral fast compared to the HX9V ).

Anyhow, I'm still tackling photography ( composition; no masterpiece button on the LX7 ) and editing in Lightroom ( it's so easy to make a mess ).
Here are a few I took tonight:

California Poppy


Self Portrait


Looking out over the Dumbarton Bridge ( Bay Area California )


Purple flower
 
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rgeorge911

Member
Welcome aboard, Mike!

I know those salt ponds. The East Bay is my adopted home, but now I'm living in Virginia. Followed the best job. But, I sure plan to be back there someday.

I am further impressed every time I use the LX7. On a trip to Japan, I have really relied on it, including for night shooting, and have not been let down.

Reed
Blog: DMC-365.blogspot.com
 
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