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DezM wrote: > Love the first photo. Great colors and comp there. Thanks ! > I did the GW Bridge recently as well: > http://photos.dezmix.com/lx3/h305fc732#h305fc732 Nice , I like the sundown shot of it,from that series ANAYV

First one is excellent. Is that a feral cat? It looks like a clipped ear?

papillon_65 wrote: > So is full manual control really a big advantage in a P&S? just saying it is isn't proving anything, real life examples and scenario's please and lets try to keep it clean and constructive :). I find manual control only of use when mucking about with attached flashes. That means with a hotshoe camera like LX3 or a typical DSLR. Other than that the usual P mode with program shift and exposure...

If you need the camera predominantly for lower light and don't want to use flash then the Fuji would probably be a slightly better bet or maybe an LX3. Otherwise the ZS1 will be good as anything and better than most. Just remember that better lowlight performance in a P&S is only marginal, a stop at best. The only way to beat this is get a Fuji F30/31 but this would be secondhand as they are discontinued (unfortunately). All...

Great pano Ehrik. Not the sort of scene we expect from the land of Oz. let's see more. I say leave the post as it is part of a line of posts. Jack

Edward48 wrote: > Some of their shots might be complete cr*p of course :) > Whereas yours definitely aren't. A nice observation of photographer's feeding frenzy Dov. > > All the best > Mike > -- Some of ours are not that good either, we just don't post them on the forum :), I'm happy you think mine aren't :), it certainly was a frenzy as they were all over the place. have a...

You have an endless supply of night shot opportunities in that great city. Love the apple store.

and so is this shot. Congrats! A really difficult shot with an LX3.

With Panasomnic I like the ability to fine tune the colour that the then automatic PROGRAM setting produces. Anything to give as much control of the out of camera result to me, as opposed to the Lab Tech's back in Japan. I have my own taste and appreciate being able to apply it. An extension of that is the ability, at any moment, to override the camera completely and take over the photography. I treat this seriously and have studied...

murtaza74 wrote: > thanks, highly appreciate it, > > > only SD and SDHC right, > > we know kingston and sandisk are teh best, but both are expensive in terms of class 6 and 10MB writing speed requirement of FZ35 > > would you suggest to go for Transcend or PNY or which of them? > I've a recollection that SDs don't come in fast AND large versions so I'd suggest you...