The L1 is a cool camera for family shots.
The unparalleled built-in bounce flash device added to a very
efficient auto WB make it a camera of choice,
so long as you accept mixed lighting.
And the D vario 2.8 is also a great help, fast to focus, limited
distortion, and opens wider than many.
The only downside is limited ISO, but most of the time you can do
without as a result of the above.
Amitiés
Philippe
Le 31 déc. 12 à 03:53, Ken Norton a écrit :
> I'm following the latest discussion with interest as it is hitting
> pretty
> close to home with me right now. On this trip, I've got an almost
> exclusive
> OM kit, but do have the Panasonic DMC-L1 with me.
>
> First of all, I'll acknowledge the elephant in the room and say that
> the
> 28/2 lens is in a totally different league than most lenses. But
> even with
> other lenses, certain digital cameras or films react differently under
> indoor conditions and in the 1-3 meter subject-camera distance range.
>
> Leica has historically produced cameras and lenses which perform
> exceedingly well in these conditions. Certainly better than Canon
> lenses.
> Some Nikon lenses are really good in this range too--especially the
> really
> old Nikkors from the F/F2 days. But among most manufacturers, this
> distance
> range just seems a little on the flat side. I'm trying to remember
> which
> one it was, but there was one common lens which seemed to invert the
> subject from the background. Overall, I've been satisfied with the OM
> Zuikos as they tend to do very well in this 1-3 Meter range. Not all,
> though. Most of the DZ lenses left me a bit cold, though.
>
> I'm not at liberty to show some test shots that I took of my girls
> last
> evening (bad hair, etc...) but I did some test pictures with the L1
> in both
> color and B&W. The B&W shots are simply "wow" pictures. The color
> shots are
> decent, but not exceptional. Same settings, just in-camera color mode
> change. It's as though the pictures were taken with two different
> lenses.
> This was true with every lens I tested, not just the 28/2, but it
> was most
> evident with the 28/2.
>
> AG
>
>
>
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