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Yours is quite a special case and I agree you need the biggest sensor you can afford for this type of work.

When I do an ePub it down samples to 2MB. Blurb and other PoD books down sample as well.

True. It is when I lose that certain realistic look that I cannot put to words that I know I have gone too far.

The advantages are obviously there if you do large prints. If you do ePub or print on demand books or even prints up to A3  I cannot see how there can be any advantage as  in the first two you are ...

Good set. Like the speach bubble in the first.

Nice portrait. Very proud .

I like the idea of the four different landscapes. My favourite is the fist one.

Great set, but I just love that fish tail bridge shot.

I wrote and then deleted a passage in my OP that I would not probably use M43 for the Theatrical and Dance photography I did in the past. I am shure a OVF DSLR is the best tool for the job and I ...

I have just finished turning one of my photo projects into a Blurb book and whilst uploading it a few questions about the final output and use of my photography came to mind. This led to a thought ...

I had a similar problem. I noticed that my photographs came to life on my iPad but looked dead and dull on my monitor. A new monitor solved the problem You may find this interesting http://thedigit ...

A mini picture story I would say. Three would probably be the minimum to describe a place. I like to see a subject with a few shots to describe it.

A very nice set. I love the expressions in the first shot.

Depends. There are lots of different models that do different things well. Do you wand a small camera to fit in your pocket? Then a GM5 is a good bet. Do you need to hand hold in dark places? The ...

Nice. We have Marmots in the Italian Apeninnes that stand to guard like this too.

I had mixed lighting to contend with.

The trail seems to be a garden of Eden.

I like the composition of the first one more.

I like this set. I have a weakness for spring flower shots.

What season is nicer than spring?