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It's 2018 and in their comfort zones still nothing can touch the Merrills.Agreed.
I liked the shot of the girl on the kitchen table and the disco dj shot.
Both so different and both good 'pictures'. Imaginative. An ingredient thin on the ground these days.
It is good to see someone being creative with the DP2 which is not the easiest of cameras to handle. I bought all three (1,2 and 3) but I use them too rarely as my Oly E-M5 is so much more foregiving when I get my settings a bit wrong.
However, I will never regret having bought the Merrills as, when I have the time to take pictures properly (aka not in a rush) they are superior. Superior not only to my m43 but to the full frame Nikon that a good mate of mine uses.
Tony
Agreed. That being said, I have not shot mine in a long time. Time to dust it off.It's 2018 and in their comfort zones still nothing can touch the Merrills.
Ditto. I also have an sd1m, but even with the same sensor as the dp2m the sd1m images can't match the dp2m.Agreed. That being said, I have not shot mine in a long time. Time to dust it off.
That's a very challenging landscape scene for DP1M's dynamic range in the "Early morning Autumn Trees" image. :toocool:Still going strong! Cornwall, North Petherwin:
It was, and I had to choose the exposure carefully and of course shoot at base ISO. I also confess that the tree shot was taken with the DP1M not the DP2M, all saved in the same folder, easy mistake to make, so my bad!That's a very challenging landscape scene for DP1M's dynamic range in the "Early morning Autumn Trees" image. :toocool: