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Would be a problem to get close to the subjects?One of my first snaps with XID & 45mm - the blackout is disconcerting but the IQ is just amazing - will be making use of the DR for colour work in Stgreet shooting for sure...
Don't think it is any different to any other camera tbh - the only 'issue' is ( relatively) clunky/searching autofocus - so manual focus for snaps.if you are in a hurry...also 50 meg allows for a lot of 'cheating' regarding crops - this one is full frmae - except for some minor straightening...check out the DR ...just awesome on a coudy day with flat boring mid morning lightWould be a problem to get close to the subjects?
One of my first snaps with XID & 45mm - the blackout is disconcerting but the IQ is just amazing - will be making use of the DR for colour work in Street shooting for sure...
Peter, I think Vivek was pulling your leg. Vivek's street shooting is more up close and personal.Would be a problem to get close to the subjects?
It was a serious Q, Joe. I will probably be looking at the 2nd gen Fuji or Hassy.Peter, I think Vivek was pulling your leg. Vivek's street shooting is more up close and personal.
Joe
EJ, that is just beautiful, can't stop looking at it. Well done!I was hiking with my gear to The Grotto in Western Australia's Kimberley region and as I was approaching the area where the trail drops down into the canyon I looked down and saw this wonderful texture in the rocks about 20 feet below me... XF-IQ3100, SK 120mm LS Macro, ISO 100, f/8, 1s
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Vivek - it isnt a camera I would use for quiet /fast snaps, hipshots etc...but you alerady knew that.It was a serious Q, Joe. I will probably be looking at the 2nd gen Fuji or Hassy.
Peter, Thanks for the answer.
Nice photo, but the northernmost state of Malaysia would be Sabah, wouldn't it?Perlis, the most northern state of Malaysia.
Linhof 612 | Kodak Ektar 100
Damn ... one word. Awesome!!I love Badwater in Death Valley: it's an extraordinary location, its landscapes are ever changing and with a sunset storm the light there becomes really magic.
Leica S (Typ 007), Leica Vario-Elmar-S 30-90mm. Thanks for viewing, best regards
Vieri
Thanks, in regard to your question, nope, it is Perlis (bordering with Thailand).Nice photo, but the northernmost state of Malaysia would be Sabah, wouldn't it?