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ferrick
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 Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 5:03 am Post subject: I love this camera - Lumix FZ200 ! |
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ferrick wrote:
I know this camera is already outdated and replaced by the newer version FZ1000 with a much bigger 1" sensor. However, I like its constant f/2.8 large aperture and thus bought a second-hand one (a real bargain!) during my trip to Osaka recently. I took these photos on a rainly day recently and its performance stunned me! For a 25x bridge-camera, what more do you expect?
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scsambrook
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scsambrook wrote:
Well, it may not be a manual focus lens but these snaps look pretty good to me 
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ferrick
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| Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 9:58 am Post subject: |
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ferrick wrote:
| scsambrook wrote: |
| Well, it may not be a manual focus lens but these snaps look pretty good to me |
Yes, I knew it's not manual lens but I couldn't help but to share the performance of this bridge camera. I like these snaps as you do! |
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
Great, I love my little Panny Bridge too.
In the right hands any camera will shine and produce good results. You proved that.
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ferrick
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| Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 12:33 pm Post subject: |
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ferrick wrote:
| philslizzy wrote: |
Great, I love my little Panny Bridge too.
In the right hands any camera will shine and produce good results. You proved that. |
Thank you for the kind comment.  |
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rbelyell wrote:
very nice work that properly illustrates why we shouldnt get caught up in the 'statistics' of photography. these pannys have great lenses and IS and thise two factors go a long way to helping a good photographer create lovely images.
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JJB
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JJB wrote:
Wow, impressive results for the genre. You have a good eye!
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ferrick
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ferrick wrote:
| rbelyell wrote: |
very nice work that properly illustrates why we shouldnt get caught up in the 'statistics' of photography. these pannys have great lenses and IS and thise two factors go a long way to helping a good photographer create lovely images.
tony |
Oh yes! Pannys Mega O.S.I. is really helpful! |
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ferrick
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ferrick wrote:
| JJB wrote: |
| Wow, impressive results for the genre. You have a good eye! |
My eyes are getting old! The accurate AF of the camera helped a lot. |
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