Jorgen Udvang
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He quit Olympus last year and works freelance now, runs Ming's blog together with Ming after Ming startet working for Hasselblad. Switched positions? It's a nice review anyway, and his photos are always a pleasure to watch, although I find them slightly different from the ones he used to take with Olympus cameras. Maybe it's the colours?I read it!
. . And it was probably fair enough - he doesn’t like the colour. I thought he worked for Olympus? Whatever, decent review. . . Except the EVF doesn’t have the same resoluton as the SL . . And I think the colour is just fine (different from Olympus though),
I like the G9, it wears it’s complexity lightly, and it’s easy to shoot without accessing the menus - good sense ergonomics, great EVF, almost miraculous IS, nice looking, decently priced, cracking AF . . I could probably go on!
Interestingly, an old friend of mine who spent most of his life behind an Arri and similar equipment for TV and film, stated when I suggested that Panasonic would be the gear I'll use for my future photography and video, that "you can't go wrong with Panasonic". I suppose that's a vote of confidence, a strong one. Since I first started using Panasonic gear with the GH1, I've always been left with the feeling that the people behind these cameras have a stronge sense of what they're doing and that they work with very clear aims.