QUOTE(calvin_gsc @ Nov 17 2009, 12:49 PM)
Just wondering, how's the stock of GF1 across KL/PJ right now?
Currently in US, but coming back next week.
As always, Panasonic stock is on the low side. But dun worry. I'm sure you can get it...
QUOTE(dcsuave05 @ Nov 17 2009, 05:24 PM)
Yeah,,,same thing happens to LX3.
Now i am using Oly PEN E-P1, happy with on-screen LCD and on PC. both looks great!!
Viva PEN
LOL....
QUOTE(davidmak @ Nov 17 2009, 07:57 PM)
Best is to use the histogram to gauge general exposure. Then apply exposure compensation. Then it'll get more consistent exposure. Sometimes the LCD display fools your eyes because it is set too bright. Do this a few rounds and you'll know what are the typical settings and you'll learn to compensate.
The truth is there's a reason why most Panasonics are 'underexposed'. They are done deliberately to preserve detail and prevent highlights from being blown out. With this, you get more headroom for photo editing (with Photoshop for example). You can then adjust the brightness, curve, tone, etc. For most people, this is considered a chore and they want usable JPEGs straight out of the camera. For this, the Olympus EP-1 seems to do a great job. JPEGs are great out of the camera with the 'right exposure'. However some people says that it is dangerously close to overblown highlights.
Yeah, Panasonic is famous for underexposed. So its not wuahaha fault that his photo underexposed. That's why I ask him to do EV+1. But you're E-P1 is close to overblown. As a matter of fact,
due to lower dynamic range, it will overblown if the scene is very contrasty... and lose all the details...
But overall, both GF1 and E-P1 are great camera... I love small camera with dSLR quality!!!!!!!!