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hi I think your characters are so cute, and your art is uh-mazing! You have such good talent;;
Thank you so much ^^
You're very welcome!
Maybe at some time when you're not busy (looks like you've got a lot on your plate with that wedding) we could rp or something if you're open to it. (:
Is it alright for me to ask a question about Jakiel?
Great gallery btw, you've got great talent
yesh it is please ask it on his bio tho so i can have all his q's in one place
Greetings PrinceJackeil. I'm new to deviantart. I just wanted to say that I love your art. I love GingerSmore. I hope you do more on the 2nd generation of GingerSmore with Nana and Nattie. And I can't wait to see Luis and Es's babies in December
Thank u so much but im sorry to say Gingersmore is a dead ship i broke off how ever Luis and ES are still strong and going and the December birth is closing in ^V^!
I'm happy that Luis and Es are doing great. But why did you break up GingerSmore?! They had 4 kids and lots romance and ahem sexy fun time with each other. What exacly happend with Maria and Jackeil?
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Hmm, I see. Gee I'm sorry to hear that. I didn't know things were tough for you making all of this GingerSmore stuff. I hope Jackiel finds a new lover.
what happened with jake and maria?? why did they get a divorce
Nice gallery
You RP?
Do I ask okay questions?
u do if i havent answered them yet it mostly cause i havent decided on how i wanna draw ^^
Is your Rp still open?
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Hello darling i noticed you have some very unique oc`s and wanted to know if you would like to rp sometime if you are to busy i totally understand

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Some of the harborside tables at this casual nautical-theme restaurant are so close to the dock that you almost feel as if you're sitting in the bobbing sailboats. The menu includes chicken marsala, roasted vegetable ravioli, and lobster ravioli, but it's best to stick with the grilled fish and other simple seafood dishes. The "world-famous" lobster boil—a boiled lobster, steamed clams and mussels, and an ear of corn—is justifiably popular.
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Good story and a worthy project I think for climbers in general and me in particular. Gary Silver and I did the 2nd ascent of Slipstream in '81. Gary died July 9 1988 at 7000m on Gasherbrum II. His body was never recovered.
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Charming apartment in the heart of the historical center, very close to all the attractions and historical monuments and train station.
The apartment is completely renovated, very very clean, carefully furnished with authentic Florentine furniture and equipped with air conditioning and all the comfort.
The apartment is located a few steps from the famous Piazza Santa Croce with its impressive church and the charming cloister.
The area is lively and full of shops and restaurants to satisfy all tastes. It is recommended for those who look for fun and a real experience of a district in the heart of Florence.
Very close there is a laundromat and a well-stocked supermarket (Conad).
The area is easily accessible from the Santa Maria Novella train station by foot (1KM) or by bus (line C2).
The apartment has got: air conditioning; TV LCD; Internet Wi-Fi service; sheets and towels, microware, hair dryer, shower, fridge and freezer; iron and ironing board; mattress with topper water gel, Music pillow, new windows with double glazing anti noise, safe.
The Check-in is very flexible and caters to every need
Starts from 2-3 pm until 2 am !!!!!
The calendar is always updated, so if you find available dates you can book directly !
I will confirm your booking in a few minutes.
The apartment is perfect for 2 guests, but it is still very comfortable for 4 guests.
The beds are: a large double bed in the bedroom (mattress with topper water gel, very confortable).
and a double sofa bed (very large) in the living room.
The kitchen is (stove with oven) equipped with plates, cutlery and everything you need for cooking.
First floor of a historic house (dated 1200)
The photos were photographed and certified by Airbnb. (the apartment is 40 square meters large).
Among the various parkings (lots located near the apartment) I have an agreement with Autoparking srl. via Fiesolana 19 which reduces you the price of € 5 per day.
The apartment is very safe from gas leaks or explosions! There is no gas or methane!
The induction hob is electric, the water is heated by electric boller and the heating is with electric heat pump.
These are the latest generation of appliances and provide maximum comfort!
You can stay with the maximum safety
Distance from monuments and important places:
100 Mt Basilica of Santa Croce
200 Mt Palazzo Vecchio
400 Mt Piazza della Signoria
450 Mt Uffizi Gallery
500 Mt Santa Maria Maggiore Cathedral (Duomo)
600 Mt Ponte Vecchio
800 Mt Piazzale Michelangelo
832 Mt Palazzo Pitti
1 km Church of the Holy Spirit
1 Km Boboli Gardens
1 Km Firenze Santa Maria Novella Station
5 Km Airport
To ensure the safety of guests, the apartment hasn't gas and it is equipped with the latest generation of electrical appliances for cooking and heating.
In the apartment you can find a manual with all the tips and information home
The apartment is on the first floor door on the right.
Check out is at 10.00 am.
For inquiries to check out later or to leave your luggage in the apartment after the hours 10.00, please contact always the owners on the phone with SMS. Thanks!
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I had a really great experience staying at Paola's apartment. The apartment was clean, in a great location. Also, check in was very easy and there was a whole book filled with useful information (ranging from turning on the water heater to restaurant recommendations). My husband and I especially appreciated the bottle of wine that Paola left for us to enjoy.
The apartment was as listed. It is charming but very small. We had no issues getting into the apartment however we did have a hard time finding it from the train station based on the directions provided. It is about a 1/2 mile walk to the Duomo which means that you are on the far west side of the city. If you are looking for a central location you should probably look elsewhere.
Paola's appartment is absolutely beautiful. It is clean, nicely decorated and location is percect. Everything is within the walking distance. You could not ask for anything more. I hope we can stay there again while visiting Florence. Thank you Paola for everything
The hosts were very helpful and made us feel at home; they came running when we asked for something... The apartment is well equipped and ultra-modern, with beautiful technology and new appliances; smooth and quite Air Conditioning units in the bedroom and the living room... Everything fits the description of the owners; it is a 2 minute walk to the Basilica Santa Croce, 5 minutes walk from the Duomo, or 2 min walk from a great supermarket.
I would - actually already did! - recommend it to my friends!
Paola's apartment in Florence is in a perfect location, a mere two blocks for the Piazza Santa Croce. Parking was convenient, about two blocks away as well. The apartment is well maintained and fitted with all the normal conveniences.
What a perfect location - in the hippest part of town. Lovely bottle of wine awaiting our arrival - totally unexpected. We loved all the little touches like the heated towel racks and iPod pillows. We felt very secure in the building and it was close to everything.
The one and only problem we encountered was the email with directions on how to check in and enter the apartment did not go through. Sometimes that happens, but we were able to get in after a few calls and texts with Paola. Her remote checkin system is actually very cool. Other than that, the apartment was FANTASTIC! I reserved this for my parents who were visiting me. Paola left a bottle of vino in the fridge for us and there were several on a rack for 10 euro. Great idea! My very American father fell in love with espresso using the coffee Paola left. We didn't cook, but the kitchen already had many ingredients available, if you wanted to. The grocery store, COOP is very close. The area can be a little loud at night, but Paola thinks of everything, and she left ear plugs by the bed. I would definitely recommend this apartment to anyone traveling to Firenze. Great location. If you have lots of bags and are coming from the airport or train station, I recommend a taxi. Around 8 euros from the train station and worth every cent.
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Hello, I am Paola and I will make you spend some wonderful days in Florence and Chianti Classico!
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The mother of two pulls off a sticker and tells Baskett, 32, "You're unrealistic, bitch."
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"You think you are perfect, but that dream is over," Wilkinson, 29, tells Baskett, 32, who fractured the marriage after reports surfaced that he'd cheated with a transgendered hooker. "I hate that you are so gullible and naïve."
Even so, the former Playboy model's tone begins to change and tears begin to fall as she continues, "You are my heart. You are my soul. I love you. I will always love you."
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This work is primarily written as a class manual for those who wish to deepen their understanding of and love for the New Testament. It is of course no substitute for reading the Biblical text itself, which is the first and foremost task of the student. This book is simply a companion to guide the reader of the New Testament on his or her pilgrimage. It furnishes a few key signposts in terms of the basic ideas of how the biblical text came about, its objective value and special character and inspiration, the Synoptic Problem and the Canon of the New Testament. Some tools for interpretation are offered, and then some basic themes are treated, in particular the Church, the Holy Eucharist, Mary, the Mother of God, the rle of the Apostles Peter and Paul, and the interplay between faith and reason in the New Testament. Paul Haffner, a priest of the diocese of Portsmouth (England), obtained his first degree in physics at Oxford University. He went on to philosophical and theological studies in Rome, and received his doctorate from the Pontifical Gregorian University. At present, he is professor of systematic and dogmatic theology in Rome at Regina Apostolorum University, invited lecturer at the Pontifical Gregorian University and at Duquesne University Italian campus. His publications number more than 20 books and 100 articles and include A Methodology for Term Papers and Theses, Mystery of Creation, The Sacramental Mystery, The Mystery of Reason, The Mystery of Mary and Mystery of the Church, all from Gracewing.
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maxnimo: Why do they call it a 1" sensor when not even the diagonal is even close to 1" in length?
It's a good question. Image sensor size is described by an arcane standard, and it goes like this:
Back in the early decades of early video, when imaging was done via electron (vacuum) tubes, the image was focused onto a photo-charge-sensitive plate. Typically, the cylindrical glass tube that housed the imaging plate had a diameter of about 1.5 times the imaging plate diagonal. Engineers would refer to the imager size by citing the tube diameter, and since most of the development was in the USA, the measurements were cited in inches.
So, a "one inch" imaging tube housed an imaging plate roughly 2/3 of an inch diagonal, while a "four thirds inch" tube housed an imaging plate just under an inch diagonal.
This nomenclature, as silly as at seems now, has stuck and is used for describing the size of many digital still-camera image formats.
thejohnnerparty: Hum. 20 MP. If Sony can make 20 MP on the 1", why isn't the M4/3 going to be somewhere near 24 MP or 27 MP? That would get closer to the density of the 1". Hum?
The 20MP of the 1" sensor is not necessarily there for quality reasons, more for marketing. The total area of the so-called 1" sensor is just over half that of MFT.
If your belief is that pixel density = quality (quite the opposite of what some others would say), then MFT would need 36MP to compete. And APS-C would need 60MP. And FF would need 140MP.
Yet the achievable maximum quality, by most measures, increases with sensor area. Compact cameras, from very small-sensor ones up through 1" sensor and beyond, tend to market the MP number aggressively, limited more by practical storage and frame-processing limits than by real optical needs.
vesa1tahti: Can somebody tell me what kind of sensor is inside the Lumix DMC-GX7. I just purchased the body for only 299 € (in Finland). I use Oly lenses like 14-42mm/3,5-5,6, 45 mm/1,8, and 12-40mm/2,8. The camera is impressive, my previous model Oly E-PM2 is quite excellent, too. Thanks!
GX7 was the first model to use Panasonic's latest-design 16MP sensor, with overall performance very comparable to, some say slightly better than, the Sony chip that was used in the Olympus E-M5 and the Panasonic GH3.
Since then, this GX7 sensor or a very similar one has been used in many cameras including the flagship cameras: Panasonic GH4, GM1, GM5, GF7, LX100 (non-interchangeable compact) and Olympus E-M1.
By the way, as part of various re-structuring activities to deal with the profit crisis, Panasonic partnered with TowerJazz who acquired 51% of the semiconductor fab operations. Essentially this was a way to shift losses and more effectively market the fab capacity to non-Panasonic customers (as Sony has for years).
Most people are assuming that Olympus will jump to a new Sony sensor in the next MFT generation, but this remains to be seen.
NZ Scott: I just bought this camera after a three-week professional photoshoot in Australia and am really enjoying it. Certainly the controls are a bit fiddly, but with its tiny kit lens it feels almost weightless next to my E-P3 with 12-35 f/2.8.
I'm really looking forward to giving it a good nudge in the Philippines during the next two weeks.
Get ready, there is a giant storm heading towards the Philippines -best of luck with your travels and your photos.
Serious Sam: The high ISO doesn't look too bad......but consider the X-trans can do just as good or even better. I am not so sure.
Best to wait for the DPR proper review and compare under the noise SD chart.
ajberg: I certainly did compare it to both. Sam's message didn't specify which Fuji, so most of my comments compared it to a camera that is more of a competitor in size & zoom setup. However, I did write that the APS-C Fuji is somewhat better, as I would expect from APS-C + prime lens.
Sam, I'm not defending nor commenting on the price, I'was genuinely interested in whether the LX100 is as much a failure as people were saying. I discovered it's not, but the jury is still out about the JPEG issues until we understand what is happening with the settings and the camera's attempts to deal with dynamic range - are we looking at over-ambitious iAuto processing?
And Peter - you might LOL but others here have done exactly that (compared it to 1/1.7") and claimed the LX100 is worse. So I've looked and posted about 1/1.7" LX7, 2/3" Fuji, 1" RX100, "sub-MFT" LX100, APS-C Fuji and FF Sony. Guess what, the results come in the expected order despite bashing comments. LOL doesn't change it.
Serious Sam: The high ISO doesn't look too bad......but consider the X-trans can do just as good or even better. I am not so sure.
Best to wait for the DPR proper review and compare under the noise SD chart.
More on the Fuji: compared to LX7 with its smaller sensor than X20, the ISO 6400 shots clearly have more detail on the LX7, which I didn't expect. I think it's clear that the Fuji is using heavier NR; you can see the calculator looks "plastic clean" and the scales are unreadable in the X20 shot, readable scales but somewhat grainy surface in the LX7 shot. So, I conclude that Fuji sweetens the X-Trans magic with heavier default NR - one would have to compare RAW and/or play with both (X20 & LX7) cameras' settings to reveal true differences. LX100 is way better.
N.B. I am not claiming that the controversial LX100 sample shots here don't have any JPEG problems (honestly haven't decided), just that various sweeping claims about lens, sensor, noise etc. being "awful", "worse than my phone" are demonstrably over-the-top. Even "soft lens" is not supportable.
If I had pre-ordered (I didn't) I wouldn't be cancelling just yet. Objective tests look very good, full-iAuto _may_ be problematic.
Serious Sam: The high ISO doesn't look too bad......but consider the X-trans can do just as good or even better. I am not so sure.
Best to wait for the DPR proper review and compare under the noise SD chart.
I was intrigued by your claim and did some Imaging Resource comparisons.
See my message earlier, may be hidden in the reply list to BozillaNZ. The comparometers are quite easy to use.
Anyway, the LX100 absolutely blows away the Fuji X20 2/3" at ISO 6400, not close at all. Basically the LX100 is quite usable at 6400 and you won't regret the shot; with the X20 (same as X30 in my understanding) you should definitely stay away from 6400.
OTOH, the Fuji X100 APS-C does somewhat better than LX100 at 6400.
Every comparison I have done on the IR site shows basically expected results in rank order, predictably by sensor size first, expected lens quality sort of second (complex issue) and sensor resolution last. LX100 is impressive and better than the cameras it should beat, not as good as larger sensors w/prime lenses that should beat it in this objective evaluation.
However, I can believe that the JPEG algorithm needs work especially when evening out sun/shadow lighting variations.
BozillaNZ: I've got a developed raw image of the studio shot from Image Resources. This file is converted to Canon CR2 format using my own developed tool and then converted to JPG using, hold on to your seat, the Canon RAW Image Task. The color rendition is a lot more Canon-like and the sharpness is very good.
LX-100 to Canon CR2, developed in RAW Image Task:
Thanks very much for doing this work. I gave in to the pixel-peeping and compared your conversion of the Imaging Resource shot to the same scene from Sony RX100-III and for a reference standard, Sony A7R with (apparently) 35/2.8 Sonnar. With the white yarn near the upper-right The LX100 appears a little sharper and reveals slightly more texture than the RX100-III, despite the claims here of lens softness and despite the resolution advantage of the little Sony. They are both more than satisfying. As expected, the A7R with prime is rock solid and unquestionably sharper.
Also checked LX7 based on claims here that it out-performs the LX100 (sorry but quite the opposite) and GX7.
So, no surprises:
1. Sony A7R + 35 Sonnar
2. Lumix GX7 + Oly Ft 50mm
3. Lumix LX100
4. Sony RX100-III (not massively below LX100)
5. Lumix LX7
Center results are in the same order though a bit better than the near-corner region (the IR scene does not have any content in the extreme corners). All ISO 200.
FRANCISCO ARAGAO: More LX-100 photos:
"Gee, look at the wavy lines in the concrete wall - must be some kind of crazy lens distortion - software correction FAIL."
Only kidding - thanks for the links - no they probably aren't the right display format for pixel-level peeping, but they are very nice photos.
cgarrard: Funny all the comments about the image quality. The greatness of this camera hasn't been nor will it be its amazing sensor quality. It's about the form factor surrounding the chip, and its lens, etc. Maybe Sony's 20mp 1" chip would have been a better choice for all of you complaining? Or even better, maybe Panasonic should have gone back to a 1 1/6.5" size chip instead and called it the LX9.
In this section you have two comments about "maybe they should have used the Sony 1" sensor", and this has been mentioned by others here. The LX100 sensor, even with the additional crop, is excellent.It is the same as in the GH4, E-M1 and other recent MFT cameras. The Sony 1" is nice but it is not as magical as some seem to think, and it is 20MP for marketing reasons. The RX100 lens is also nice, and small, but has significant limits as realists have noted. Panasonic could have (and may yet) use the 1" chip in a compact zoom as they have done with the FZ1000 super-zoom.
They chose to create a somewhat larger camera with a faster lens and flagship-camera sensor; this was not done to play any kind of prank on their customers. Once the dust settles, more results are published and the emotional pendulum quiets, anyone who doesn't have an anti-brand bias will come away with a more positive conclusion. Some will buy, some won't, but the camera is not some sub-smartphone joke.
shutterbud: I agree these samples don't tell us much. I would have liked to have seen some sort of rhyme or reason to them. I think we need to remember we are dealing with 12 MP images of often distant objects. What is THAT all about? Does anyone considering this camera decide its best to use it to take shots of distant objects with small detail at wide angle? No! I think DPR should have a loose format within which to play around; brick wall at ten paces, portrait in sunlight, portrait in shade with fillflash, flowers.
We know what we want to see and we have not yet seen it; different skin-tones in difficult light, the limits of detail from the lens, considering it has only 12MP, micro-contrast from the lens. We need close-ups of dogs in sunlight, people of different races in mixed light, chessboards or wooden objects at hi ISO. Dynamic range challenges. Etc etc etc.
Think about it DPR.
Yes, if you look at various first-samples galleries you will see that the subject matter depends very much on who shot them, what the weather was like at the time, etc. Many galleries have the kinds of shots you mention, much less of the distant buildings and trees (the latter of which don't impress from any camera after a bit of enlargement).
Manyt first-samples galleries on DPR and elsewhere produce disappointment in the comments. Looking at other samples galleries, natural textures (trees, bark, leaves, grass) tend to become quite indistinct upon modest magnification on-screen). Even the highest-end sensors and prime lenses produce mushed texture if you examine them critically. Sharp man-made edges (buildings, brickwork, slats) tend to fare better.
Regarding the lenses - looking at the Sony A7R gallery for example, a late FF sensor with Zeiss-brand lenses, I see a notable difference between the prime 35mm vs. the Vario 24-70 in terms of how well the detail holds up vs. enlargement. In this context, the LX100 samples, especially the .acr version, are not bad but if you want an extra enlargement factor of two to four more before you see mush, then you need to start with a Full-Frame sensor and a high-grade prime lens.
Mattoid: Looks like some pretty extreme distortion correction is happening here, and not working. Im seeing weird wavey lines all over the place. Look at the green lampost in shot 4: its bent. As are the edges of the walls of the building in shot 8. ok its an old building but that bad? Shot 24, another example. Sometimes a bit of barrel distortion looks more natural. Did they just go over the top with correction or is there some weirder moustache like distortion caused by extreme light bending (to make the lens small) being hidden here?
I'm really trying to see what you are seeing. Many many of these samples are shot with a tilted camera at a fairly wide to very wide focal length, and so have perspective distortion. However, "bent or wavy" I'm not agreeing. I lined up a straightedge with each of the vertical posts in shot 4 and they seem fine. Shadows and subject context can affect the perception. I do not doubt that there may be aggressive un-bending going on in software, but it seems to have worked out successfully in my view.
Valiant Thor: As I observe people and society I am 100% convinced that the smartphone is the worst invention in the history of the world, bare NONE. It has turned a once observant and interactive society into pathetic, electronic addicted, anti-social zombies who walk around with their glazed empty eyes affixed to those crappy little LCD boxes glued to their hand, their thumb frantically pushing stupid little chicklets around the screen with the look of a meth addict on their face and mortal fear in their mind that they would accidently miss one non-essential, meaningless message from an emotionless fellow zombie that is doing the same thing. What used to be meaningful family social outings have turned into four people sitting at a table lifelessly and listlessly staring hypnotically at the endless supply of meaningless pixel propaganda which never leaves their hand. Other than that, nice phone!
Nice rant. By the way, it's "bar none" - perhaps your phone or tablet's auto-complete keyboard is to blame?
Fads always feed legitimate rants over lost traditions, talents and morality. Yes it is amusing to see a family gathered round a table with the smartphone glow on each face. I can't say that never happened in my family , but we have a non-strict understanding that mealtime is for conversation. Having said that, the phone can be used as a conversation starter or enhancer.
Every technology shift has its ups and downs. But the mobile internet also has tremendous value. The zombie-overuse syndrome is offset by its information and communication potential. Your "worst innovation" is also the single most important recent innovation for developing-world nations. In order to break the cycles of poverty, repression and low opportunity, folks have to have an observable alternative model. Even low-end smartphones hooked into a minimal communications infrastructure now provide that.
Jogger: I see a lot of women with Notes.. mostly because they are easy to tote around in purses/handbags. For men, its far too large unless you are using a man-purse or have extra large pockets.
I carry the Note 3 on my belt in a flip-cover hip pouch. Works quite well and makes the pocket issue moot. I do the same for pocketable cameras, which are even smaller and fit into a nice small belt pouch.
My wife keeps her Note 3 in her purse, of course.
Having become used to it, I wouldn't trade the Note for a smaller phone, and I don't think she would either.
I just posted a take on the "lie" accusation, if anyone cares to read it, in
though I realize it's par for the course to throw mud.
A common misconception, if you read these comments, is that software correction is a "cheat" that can make a bad lens good - not so at all - and that companies with high morals don't cheat, so a truly ethical firm will deliver an expensive multi-element lens instead of a cheaper, simpler lens plus software "cheats". If these people would just stop and think logically for a moment, perhaps they'd see the glaring flaws in this reasoning. See the referenced post for more.
I often wonder why these same people don't demand that their car engines should run well (or even run at all) if the engine management computer were disabled. It's part of the engineering solution, and in today's market it's not an option to do without, but it doesn't mean there are no justifications for costly engine builds vs. cheap ones.
First, I want to thank DPR and Jeff Keller for posting this review, despite the fact that "my camera" didn't quite get a Gold.
We all weigh pros and cons differently. For example, no Panasonic before (or Nikon or Canon or Fuji) has missed a Gold because it _has_ IBIS (in addition to most of its lenses having OIS) - but just not in preview or video mode(?!)
I do see most of the listed cons as minor - the pros may have been slightly under-appreciated.
Now specifically regarding the tilting EVF - it's a bit frustrating to read reviewers who can't fathom this feature. I find it to be a great help. Here is a thread where several of us addressed the topic:
Whys and Wherefores of a Tilting Viewfinder
Also, I find the EVF to be very relaxing to use at the height of a sunny day here in AZ, clearly more so than using the screen. I have family in Seattle though; from my travels I understand that the screen may typically be more usable there.
M0P03: First impressions preview didn't make clear this line: Image stabilization "Unknown".
Stabilization is in-lens OIS as with other Lumix models (excepting the GX7 which brings in-body stabilization for non-OIS lenses). You can see that the GM1 kit lens has OIS; most of the non-zoom lenses do not.
Joseph Mama: I wish they could expand some of their bizarre statements, such as "The Sony Cyber-shot RX100 offers more bells and whistles, but you're limited to its fixed zoom lens and much smaller sensor. "
What does that actually mean? How is a 1 sq inch sensor "much smaller" than a 1.66 sq inch sensor?
What exactly "bells and whistles" are on the RX100 that this thing lacks?
The sensor area ratio is closer to 2:1, not 1.66:1, and neither is close to 1 square inch: GM1 is ~0.35 sq inch, RX100 is ~0.18 sq inch. Whether you believe that qualifies as "much smaller" is of course a matter of opinion.
RX100 Mark II offers a tilting screen and a hotshoe/EVF mount, but plain RX100 has neither of those. I agree that the statements are not completely clear.
Marty4650: Hasselblad could learn a LOT from Leica.
Hasselblad takes a nice camera, puts a clown suit on it, and sells it for a 600% premium. Then everyone has a good laugh.
Leica takes a nice camera, makes it even nicer without changing anything on the inside. They just improve the styling, create a bunch of nice cases and straps, and include some better software. Then they slap a more reasonable 80% premium on it. At least relatively speaking it is a lot more reasonable.
Then some people actually buy it.
You have to give Leica credit for this.
Agreed. By the way, the only $399 price I see is a used or refurbished one from Panacam. I am not aware that Amazon has lowered the LF1 price more than about 5% here and there - yet. Of course, lower prices always come to those who wait.
Again, the price delta seems surprisingly low for this one. We are talking about an evening or two out for many of the people here, or a good trip to the supermarket plus a gas tank fill-up. Or one extra night in a hotel on vacation. I'm not saying $200 is nothing, but in my book it doesn't paint someone as a filthy vile bourgeois fool idiot.
I think I'm talking myself into it just to raise some hackles around here. I like the burgundy one (I bought a red GF1 because I liked it, plus people here ridiculed it for not being "pro" black. But I do want a black GX7 since they don't make red).


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The McSame campaign is totally melting down over the Iraqi government's repeated calls for a timetable. Their messaging is all over the place — everything from "this proves how awesome the surge is" to "the Iraqis are lying" to "we'll stay as long as we damn well please."
But the debate about whether we should stay until we "win" — what McSame has been basing his entire candidacy on — or whether we should leave is over.
Hilzoy points out that McSame's website doesn't have a foreign policy section. It has an Iraq section.
I don't see how he recovers.