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08-31-2011
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Macro quality from a Panasonic LX5 (creepy-crawly warning)
 Just took delivery of a second hand Panasonic LX5 . Took it into the garden, popped it into macro focus and took the shot. Whilst it's not anywhere near the quality of a 7D of course I'm blown away by the IQ considering it's classed as a compact. __________________
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Re: Macro quality from a Panasonic LX5 (creepy-crawly warning)
Looks like you got a very good deal! Not bad at all.
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Re: Macro quality from a Panasonic LX5 (creepy-crawly warning)
Very good shot / Image Quality.
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09-01-2011
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Re: Macro quality from a Panasonic LX5 (creepy-crawly warning)
Thanks, I still can't get over the quality of modern compacts! I only bought it as a backup for when I go away as I'm getting too old to lug 2 bodies everywhere
 .I think I shall do some "serious" shooting with it instead. |
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09-11-2011
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Re: Macro quality from a Panasonic LX5 (creepy-crawly warning)
I bought an LX5 just before a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Italy. I thought it would be a serious compromise, but I didn't want to lug a DSLR and the multiple lenses that I always "need." The LX5 was a joy to use, and I'm very happy with the results. Image stabilization woks perfectly, and the image quality is great, and the EVF was great for low-level shots and ceilings. I now always have it with me.
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Re: Macro quality from a Panasonic LX5 (creepy-crawly warning)
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Re: Macro quality from a Panasonic LX5 (creepy-crawly warning)
Great capture!!! The clarity is awesome!
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