Did a quick visit last month to friends in St George, UT an they took me to a few of the local National Parks: Bryce Canyon and Zion. This one's is from the hike down from Sunset point. E-M5 w/ 14mm Lumix
Not posted here for a long time. Have been looking at the new iteration of the original EM-5 and am being swayed to acquire the new MK2, in the belief the body plus 12-40 would be a decent deal. So went out with the EM-5 this morning to refresh my memory. It was far to cold to stay out so simply use the camera and 12-50 for half a dozen quick shots, in the hope it would sway me one way or the other.
Still undecided, possible because of the price over anything else. Although it is good value for money for anyone starting out.
You are a perfect example of why it is the person behind the camera that really counts, not the equipment. No matter what you shoot with, your pictures are fantastic as always.
juju1958 wrote:
Not posted here for a long time. Have been looking at the new iteration of the original EM-5 and am being swayed to acquire the new MK2, in the belief the body plus 12-40 would be a decent deal. So went out with the EM-5 this morning to refresh my memory. It was far to cold to stay out so simply use the camera and 12-50 for half a dozen quick shots, in the hope it would sway me one way or the other.
Still undecided, possible because of the price over anything else. Although it is good value for money for anyone starting out.
Savingspaces, kind of you to say so, wish i had as much confidence about what I do. You are absolutely correct of course not to call the gear into question as long as you can find and use that gear for what it is good at.
juju1958 wrote:
Savingspaces, kind of you to say so, wish i had as much confidence about what I do. You are absolutely correct of course not to call the gear into question as long as you can find and use that gear for what it is good at.
You have an excellent eye, you are a natural. I am pretty sure I am not the first one to tell you.
