G1 with 7-14mm - show yours !!!!!

[f6cvalkyrie]

Summer has gone very hot here in Belgium, and my family takes over spanish habits

G1 with Panasonic 7-14 @ 7mm

C U,
Rafael
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[f6cvalkyrie]

From a trip to Ostend, shot with 7-14 @ 7mm

C U,
Rafael
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[f6cvalkyrie]

Valère playing darts in the park in Lipetsk, Russian Federation

C U,
Rafael
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[noirist]

GH1 with Panasonic 7-14mm:

 

[MRfanny]

what the heck are we looking at in the first and second pic noirist? sea of red and orange...looks so surreal seeing land that large in just one colour.

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

Here's a few shots from the center of Brussels, showing the "Botanique", a cultural center, and the "Tour des Finances", home to our tax services.

G1 with 7-14 Panasonic lens

C U
Rafael
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[noirist]

what the heck are we looking at in the first and second pic noirist? sea of red and orange...looks so surreal seeing land that large in just one colour.

First and second pictures are of the Bay Area salt marshes. Third picture is of the Dixiana, a restored Shay steam locomotive.

 

[ustein]

>First and second pictures are of the Bay Area salt marshes.

From the Zeppelin?

 

[noirist]

>First and second pictures are of the Bay Area salt marshes.

From the Zeppelin?

Yes indeed... You can see the shadow in the first picture

 

[noirist]

Another one of the salt marshes in a different color with this magical 7-14mm lens

 

[jkung]

 

[Leica 77]

Beautiful capture! :thumbs:

 

[Leica 77]

Simply gorgeous! :thumbs:

 

[jkung]

Thx Leica77

here is call "Wat arun" this place in bangkok, Thailand

 

[Leica 77]

Lumix G1 + Panasonic 7-14mm.

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

A few from around and in the "Chinese pavilion" in Brussels

Have a nice day,
Rafael
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[Leica 77]

A few from around and in the "Chinese pavilion" in Brussels

Have a nice day,
Rafael
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Hi Rafael,
Somewhere recently, I mentioned in this Forum that your wonderful images captured with the 7-14mm lens inspired me to purchase the lens 2 years ago. The scenes from the Chinese Pavilion in Brussels are lovely. Best,

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

It's been a long time since my last 7-14mm shoot and posts, but, yesterday was the day

7-14 @ 7mm on the G1

C U,
Rafael
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[tribal-warrior]

I know all about this due to my 'timelapsyness'...

It's a 2.5mm 4-pole plug like so (probably due to the fact that they need external audio through this socket as well):

from further research I've found that only poles 3 and 4 (4 is probably the ground) are used for the lumix trigger and the camera is looking for a 2k ohm signal for shutter (5k for focus). So out of curiosity I rigged up a female 2.5mm 3pole to male 4 pole with a 2k resistor inline. Vola! If you close the circuit it triggers the shutter.

Ive got a similar interval timer that looks like it has the same 2.5mm plug. I hope that I can get it to work with the G1 when I aquire that camera. Problem is...I know absolutely nothing about electronics! Though I see that you know a lot about this subject. With your set up, does the female 2.5mm 3pole fit onto the original plug of the remote control? From there, I'm confused at how the male 4 pole fits into the equasion! Let alone the 'resistor inline'! Do you have any diagrams that illustrate this combination?

 

[Glenn]