I find shooting people to be rewarding experience as you document the life around you. They could be working, chatting or simply enjoying themselves. I find shooting old people to be a lovely way of documenting life as they go about their daily routine
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Tags: Lumix, Olympus, Panasonic, Pen EP-1, street photograpy 
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First, diopter adjustments are finally available on the Pen. the EP-1 only had a LCD screen with a screen pixel count of over 200K, this doesn’t change for the EP-2 but the word is that it has an EVF called the VF-2 with 1,440,000 pixels, which is about the same as the G1’s own built in EVF.
Posted in Pen&Lumix, micro four thirds, photography Tags: Digital Pen, EP-2, EP-L1, G series, Lumix, Olympus, Pen No Comments »The Lumix and Pen both have a manual focus zoom for you to check the sharpness of the area in focus, But it can be cumbersome to use if you are shooting in a hurry. That said, you should only use manual focus lenses once you get the hang of it.
Posted in Lens Review Tags: EVF. LCD, F Mount, Lumix, Nikon, Olympus, Pen, Voigtlander, WTF? No Comments »LCD or EVF. Take your pick. The one for you depends on your shooting needs.
Posted in Pen&Lumix, micro four thirds, photography Tags: DCC, digital, DSLR, EVF, G1, GH-1, LCD, M4/3, mirror box, Olympus, Panasonic No Comments »
