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cputeq Registered: Jun 25, 2008 Total Posts: 3517 Country: United States |
Nice eye shot, almost gross in its detail, though it did reenforce my decision to keep far away from any medical field |
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Wilbus Registered: Feb 18, 2012 Total Posts: 138 Country: Sweden |
Terrific eye shot, well done! Awesome detail! |
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Tservo Registered: Aug 12, 2011 Total Posts: 46 Country: United States |
I just recently picked up the Voigtlander 17.5mm f0.95 and have been messing around with it. These are a couple of my favorite shots that I've grabbed so far. ![]() My friend Angela ![]() |
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dukenukem Registered: Oct 04, 2012 Total Posts: 88 Country: Spain |
Jman13 |
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bmwrider75 Registered: Feb 09, 2008 Total Posts: 315 Country: Canada |
Great look from the Voigtlander 17! That's my next purchase...when I can gather the funds! |
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Tservo Registered: Aug 12, 2011 Total Posts: 46 Country: United States |
It's a pretty marvelous piece of glass. Takes a bit of getting used to when focusing at f0.95 when the object is more than a few feet from you. |
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carstenw Registered: Dec 26, 2005 Total Posts: 12733 Country: Germany |
Would there be any interest here in moving future OM-D images back to the MFT thread? It seems that the pace here has dropped quite a bit, and it would be nice to have all the MFT stuff together (not that much traffic over there), especially since the new E-PM2 and-PL5 both have the same sensor as the E-M5. |
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Jman13 Registered: May 02, 2005 Total Posts: 8016 Country: United States |
Can we merge the threads? |
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rji2goleez Registered: Jun 24, 2003 Total Posts: 3657 Country: United States |
carstenw wrote: |
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Wilbus Registered: Feb 18, 2012 Total Posts: 138 Country: Sweden |
rji2goleez wrote: |
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carstenw Registered: Dec 26, 2005 Total Posts: 12733 Country: Germany |
Okay, so we have four people for and none against so far. Let's wait another day or so to see if there will be any strong opposition, and if not, we can ask Fred to merge the threads, which I do believe is possible. |
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eosfun Registered: Dec 22, 2004 Total Posts: 1878 Country: Netherlands |
Merging threads is a possibility on this platform. The mods with the right privileges can do it. But one thing I remember from merged threads in the past is that the post order is related to time stamps and this not always helps to improve readability of the thread. I remember we got quite some negative feedback here from people who found those kind of actions to heavy handed kind of moderation. |
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Kingfishphoto Registered: Nov 26, 2005 Total Posts: 6506 Country: United States |
I vote for a merger, just one tread. |
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ultrapix Registered: Feb 03, 2010 Total Posts: 569 Country: Italy |
Kingfishphoto wrote: |
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Jman13 Registered: May 02, 2005 Total Posts: 8016 Country: United States |
Yeah, even with the oddity of following some of the responses to previous images when the threads merge, I'd still prefer that, since you'd then have a full archive of all of the m4/3 photos. |
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carstenw Registered: Dec 26, 2005 Total Posts: 12733 Country: Germany |
Okay, so far we have roughly 6-7 people for a merger, and 1 for a new thread (I think a new thread isn't necessary, just keep the OM-D thread in the archive, and link to it from the MFT thread). Let's wait until this evening and then make a request. |
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rsolti13 Registered: Aug 31, 2009 Total Posts: 3264 Country: United States |
I agree....combine into 1 |
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bobbytan Registered: Feb 03, 2004 Total Posts: 6511 Country: United States |
I am partial towards keeping a separate thread for OM-D images. This is because it makes it so much easier to scroll through the older OM-D images - when you need to check on the IQ of specific lenses or discussion about an OM-D problem/issue, for example. With a general MFT thread you will have to comb through hundreds or thousands of images and discussions to look for the OM-D images or a specific OM-D discussion. |
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pr4photos Registered: Sep 17, 2008 Total Posts: 773 Country: United Kingdom |
+1 for a merger |