Streetshooter
Subscriber Member
The camera's coming from a friend.....
I know it well.....he likes SLR kinda things....
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Why are so many people selling E-P1?
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I know it well.....he likes SLR kinda things....
nostatic
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I certainly see a difference in file between E-P1 and K20d, but it isn't night and day and to be honest sometimes I like the image the E-P1 gives me better. The AF performance does give me pause when I compare it with other cameras, but generally does what is asked of it. And it still elicits a different reaction on the street than a dSLR.
Plus as my g/f says, the E-P1 is a beautiful camera. She hates the way her G1 looks, but likes using it. Aesthetic varies with the individual and certainly isn't *the* factor in a tool, but it is a consideration.
Plus as my g/f says, the E-P1 is a beautiful camera. She hates the way her G1 looks, but likes using it. Aesthetic varies with the individual and certainly isn't *the* factor in a tool, but it is a consideration.
Streetshooter
Subscriber Member
With all this talk about sensor size. Most people process for the web....
If you ever made prints...well, then you see what a camera can do.
I did an exhibition with R-D1s prints about 11 x 14' and they were just beautiful.
The Pen will do better than the Epson...so....
one should find a camera that feels right and make images.....forget about the mechanics inside....that's for the engineers to play with.
shooter
If you ever made prints...well, then you see what a camera can do.
I did an exhibition with R-D1s prints about 11 x 14' and they were just beautiful.
The Pen will do better than the Epson...so....
one should find a camera that feels right and make images.....forget about the mechanics inside....that's for the engineers to play with.
shooter
Robert Campbell
Well-known member
Alas, the 'perfect' for-all-seasons and all people camera doesn't exist -- nor ever will.
Robert Campbell
Well-known member
More like amblyopia.Pixel peeping is a dangerous thing...it causes paralysis in humans.