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Traded Polaroids for permission to take people's pictures. Natives were grateful, as a picture was one week wages to most of them https://plus.google.com/photos/110955796927925538104/albums/6136143 ...

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https://plus.google.com/photos/110955796927925538104/albums/6136143814601854001?banner=pwa Usually obtained permission to take people's pictures by giving them Polaroid pics in return. For a Maya ...

I like m43, as you can configure it as a small PointandShoot, or get a bigger body - as preferred and suitable for the occasion. Even with the bigger lenses & tripod & flashes, I rarely exceed 4 ...

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used it with Olympus cameras. AF is a bit slowish, of course. Sharpness is very good

I prefer primes. This zoom is just too big.

whether FT or MFT

keeps me from using the Olympus. The collar really helps http://www.roesch-feinmechanik.de/29701.html

AF better than on the EP1/3, but still slowish. Rendering is excellent, so I keep using it https://plus.google.com/photos/110955796927925538104/albums/6110904641047584449/6115416483644686018?banner ...

agree. 1.2 still usable https://plus.google.com/photos/110955796927925538104/albums/6118952928846639921/6118982002081895906?banner=pwa&pid=6118982002081895906&oid=110955796927925538104 Stopping ...

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alternately Sigma 60/Oly 45 & 25. Rarely use WA

will let you know once I've touched 100K

otherwise this should be left to professionals with permit & proper gear (tripod etc)

I dislike the fumbling, just keep the hood on all the time, with all my lenses. No lenscaps needed then

but then I rarely use WW lenses https://plus.google.com/photos/110955796927925538104/albums?banner=pwa