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Quote:Didn't they do a half size PEN at one stage that let you take 72 shots on a 36 exposure 35mm film?
yup - I got one when I was on a work trip to Japan, took loads of great pictures, then half way acroos the top of the world the film transport mechanism failed and as I was trying to sort it out I ruined about 80% of the film.
(I quite fancy the digital version 'cos at least that won't happen again! and it does look rather cute in a retro sort of way
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Quote:Really its very cheap especially compared to the M8, the only other offering in its size with swappable lenses and this just offers so much more.
Actually, there's also the Epson, but they're both expensive, so yes, financially speaking this looks like a very attractive option if you want a camera as small as a rangefinder but with interchangeable lenses and RAW capability.
Yes the Epsom, thought it was discontinued so left it out.
I`m currently skint so one of these is out of the question for the time being
There`s just so many possibilities especially using older glass including Leica.
Some lovely lens adapters here
I`m currently skint so one of these is out of the question for the time being
There`s just so many possibilities especially using older glass including Leica.
Some lovely lens adapters here
I keep hovering over the pre-order button on this, but I'm trying to hold out and see how it really is. The high ISO pics are really appealing, as is the promised, forthcoming 20mm f1.7 from panny.
From the low ISO pics I've downloaded so far, the DP1 still gives it a bit of a kicking though.
Should I, shouldn't I.........?
From the low ISO pics I've downloaded so far, the DP1 still gives it a bit of a kicking though.
Should I, shouldn't I.........?
Hang slack and wait for the reviews before buying.
So far yes but not really had a chance to fully work out yet with it.
But the pure feel of it and lens movement and changing etc sweet the ergonimics are also really good and the body has a good solid weight and feel to it, not cheap in any way at all.
I have a couple of images on my portfolio taken with it.
but not really had a chance to fully work out yet with it.But the pure feel of it and lens movement and changing etc sweet
the ergonimics are also really good and the body has a good solid weight and feel to it, not cheap in any way at all.I have a couple of images on my portfolio taken with it.
Keep the news coming as I'm still looking at it. I got my hands on one two days ago, but only for five minutes as the bosslady was mithering me on the phone.
It was bigger and heavier than I'd imagined and with the 14-42 on it didn't fit into my DP1 pocket, unfortunately they didn't have the 17mm lens in stock yet. If I got the silver one I'd have to get the black leather kit to cover it.
It was bigger and heavier than I'd imagined and with the 14-42 on it didn't fit into my DP1 pocket, unfortunately they didn't have the 17mm lens in stock yet. If I got the silver one I'd have to get the black leather kit to cover it.
Quote:So far yes but not really had a chance to fully work out yet with it.
But the pure feel of it and lens movement and changing etc sweet the ergonimics are also really good and the body has a good solid weight and feel to it, not cheap in any way at all.
I have a couple of images on my portfolio taken with it.
Has this camera got 'full' manual settings, or does it just have a selection of aperature settings etc, as is the case in a lot of digi compacts that offer 'Manual'?
Thx
