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Somehow I can hear Mr. Scott saying "How many times do I have to tell you-- the right tool for the right job!".
Isn't it a matter of what kind of image "floats your boat"?
If you want an image that everything is in focus, a smaller m4/3 will do it in spades. If you want an image where the subject "pops out" then a full size sensor will do it (much ... no way, way, way better).
I have a Panasonic GF-1, a bunch of APS-C Canons, and old 5D and personally I just "like" the look of an image that just "pops". That GF-1 just doesn't do it for me (believe me I tried) and in spite of it's small size rarely comes out and the 5D is simply too much to lug around.
Now an APS-C kit with a big F/2 lens ... and not a pain to lug around ...
Commented Jul 24, 2012 on The Cool Kid Comes Late to the Party at The Online Photographer
The Cool Kid Comes Late to the Party
When you're Mr. Big, you can get to the party any time you want to. If Canon were a smaller company, people would be greeting today's trot-out of its mirrorless system like an ordinary middle-of-the-pack kid who finally shows up at a high school party halfway through. A few friends might say, "h...
Too much talking about Pentax?
"Friends does not let friends buy Canon. As long as it is not that, I think it is ok. Looking forward for you talking about, well not Shen Haos but Chamonix.'
I gotta say that I went down the Canon path cause after my son was born a digital rebel (300D) seemed like the only thing out there.. but gee why does everyone have nasty thoughts about Canon?
Commented Nov 15, 2010 on Too Much? at The Online Photographer
Too Much?
Okay, I'm aware of complaints that we've been mentioning Pentax too often lately—this is not a Pentax blog—but just a couple more things: we've just completed an interview with Ned Bunnell, President of Pentax USA, which will run this coming week, in which he offers a fascinating inside look at ...
If you're using time machine use that or migration assistant and make the move .. it pretty easy and you'll save $100 .. but I'd buy Applecare.
Commented Sep 29, 2010 on Computer Purchase Comments? at The Online Photographer
Computer Purchase Comments?
Okay, having read through all the "Goldilocks Box" comments (thanks!), what would the cloud-mind / commentariat / TOP Experts Group think of this: Base Mac Mini and an Apple Magic Trackpad From Other World Computing (macsales.com): 8GB RAM, 240GB SSD, two 1.5TB external drives (one for music a...
I don't think it's just clients. I took a workshop last year shortly after I got a Panasonic GF-1. The "model" and the assistant were both photographic "artists". I got snide looks and sarcastic comments from the onset from the pair. "How dare I come to a workshop with a point and shoot camera".
Commented Sep 19, 2010 on What Your Clients Want at The Online Photographer
What Your Clients Want
Commenter #1: "12 MP should be enough for any pro assignment...." Commenter #2: "Don't think so! Over on a Nikon mailing list I'm on there are several pros who say 21 MP is the minimum the market will even look at in their part of the industry...." Commenter #1 again: "Market requests can be s...
Unfortunately I don't yet own a copy of the Parisians .. just wondering .. which print appears in the book.
http://digitaljournalist.org/issue0009/images/PT55a.jpg
or
http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/.a/6a00df351e888f8834013487406a12970c-800wi
Commented Sep 13, 2010 on Fall Print Offer: Peter Turnley's Paris at The Online Photographer
Fall Print Offer: Peter Turnley's Paris
More people visit Paris each year than any other city in the world. It has long been celebrated for its beauty, culture, history and romance—and it has long been an inspiration to photographers. For our Fall Print Offer, our last one before Christmas, we're pleased and proud to offer for sale ...
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