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Post by macromeister on Oct 17, 2012 19:46:01 GMT
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Post by chrisc on Oct 17, 2012 20:22:26 GMT
I love the first one but admit to having to look at it twice even with the title to grasp the total concept of the image. I wonder if somehow you could do a very faint amount of color in the bottom dollop for continuity.
I like the last more than the middle, but not by too much.
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Post by janis on Oct 18, 2012 13:44:08 GMT
That G3 looks pretty impressive. Care to give us your review?
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Post by macromeister on Oct 18, 2012 15:50:27 GMT
That G3 looks pretty impressive. Care to give us your review? It's pretty impressive. Smaller than my old G1 by about 15-20%, but that also comes with some problems. My hands are not large, but it can be tricky operating the buttons at this size. Good for ladies, I would say on that score. Image quality is excellent, and the colours are superb. It does feel decidedly plasticy compared to the G1 - it doesn't have the same solid feel to it, despite having an aluminium casing. Overall, I'd give it 4.5 out of 5. I'm glad to have it, as it's great for walking (and not humping the Canon 5D around). It's probably one of the best small cameras you can get for an average price. |
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Post by Stevewebb on Oct 18, 2012 19:28:12 GMT
Great stuff as usual  I think I like the second shot the best of the three. i don't know why though  Very impressive that the second one was done with a clip on lens. |
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Post by macromeister on Oct 18, 2012 20:54:16 GMT
Great stuff as usual I think I like the second shot the best of the three. i don't know why though Very impressive that the second one was done with a clip on lens. The Raynox is an excellent buy for £35. You just slip it on the lens and you are away. It's particularly good for those 'arty' shots that we all love here... |
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Post by jeeperman on Oct 18, 2012 23:24:00 GMT
Nice seris Rob. I still have not picked a clear favorite. Changes every other time I have a look.  |
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