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Love the one with the Boston Bull Terrier and those shiny wingtips!
According to page 21 of the manual, this should not be the case. What Firmware are you using?
Hopefully Amazon will deliver my X10 by the end of next week meanwhile I'm really encouraged by these pictures.
Keep them coming
I know I'm getting the camera at a knockdown price but even my Local Jessops has 3 X10s in their backroom so how come Amazon are so slow?
FWIW , I also use Snapseed on an Ipad ; definately worth having .
I've actually done a lot of street shooting with everything from 24 to 40mm equivalents, and a bit with an 18 equivalent. I've done some with the GRD3, but tons with various m43 cameras at various focal lengths, some with a Nex at 24mm, some with the X100 at 35mm, and now a couple of days with the X10. I'd have to say 28 is kind of the 'sweet spot' that I gravitate to a lot, but that's not because of the GRD3 as much as the GRD3 was attractive to me because of that. I just got in from shooting a bunch in time square tonight with the Oly 12mm on my EPL3 and hopefully will have some decent shots from that batch too. and the X100 will get some use in the next couple of nights too.Ray, I'm just curious. You seem to do a lot (most?) of your street shooting with the GRDIII, so you're very accustomed to that 28mm focal length. Now that you have a zoom available on the X10, you have choices. Do you find yourself utilizing a greater variety of focal lengths because they're there, or do you naturally gravitate to what you're accustomed to with the GRDIII? Just wondered whether the new camera is changing your way of shooting street.
Jim
although bokeh on the last picture is quite a bit ugly.
What is it with New Yorkers walking and eating pizza??? You never see that in Philly - we must be more refined, only eating hoagies and steaks when we walk...
What is it with New Yorkers walking and eating pizza??? You never see that in Philly - we must be more refined, only eating hoagies and steaks when we walk...