That is big.

Why not try the Olympus beg? =P

Too costly lah bro...but I guess it's worth it

Preserve that vintage look!

I went for a Nat Geo bag cause I am a fan of Nat Geo Channel. And also because its rare to see Nat Geo bags =P

Ya I guess they cropped it. My shot is not clear due to long shutter and ISO I guess.

Not sure tonight visibility clear or not, but still the moon surface sure missing 15~20% (Waning Gibbous).

This post has been edited by Wuahaha: Apr 2 2010, 11:31 AM

erm.. probably you need to wait until the moon is at the brightest so that you can use lower ISO....

and did u use manual focus or autofocus? probably in this case, manual focus with 10x magnification is useful...

The next full moon will be about 4 weeks later

I used manual focus with the help of the 10x magnification, but the image is kinda hard to adjust due to vibration.

70-300mm is way heavier than the GF1. I had GF1 on tripod but the lens will bounce slightly if I manual focus. A slight movement of the lens will cause the object move out of the view finder LCD live view.

This post has been edited by Wuahaha: Apr 2 2010, 01:38 PM

I'm thinking of Lowepro Slingshot Passport.
Good for day trip

if like that, if we can have remote control focussing, it'll be excellent..hehe.. remote control through
remote control or probably from a PC is great.

But I know E-P1 cannot do tethered control... which is suckx..

Why you not using LCD display? Probably LCD is easier to see?

Sorry I don't mean the view finder, I mean the LCD Live View.

I'll figure it out, how does it looks. TQ bro

Sorry the correct name is Passport Sling
http://products.lowepro.com/product/Passpo...ling,2190,4.htm

new E-PL1 user signing in.

Got my E-PL1 for 3 days now and loving it to bits. The art filters especially diorama and pinhole just take my breath away. I guess my d90 + 17-55 f2.8 will be lonely for quite some time haha.

I got just one question. Is it possible to shoot in pinhole mode using monotone? I think cannot.
if its possible it would be great. me just lazy to post process.
thanks

Welcome onboard!

I don't think the art filters can be stacked with other colour settings.

1 thing is the processor speed.. its too slow to handle 2 process....

Probably can in the future... another possible upgrade list for Olympus to think about...

Damn .. why GF1 no art filters, but can stack 3 films (called Multifilms) together.

Oh...can you show some picture(s) using the multifilm? I have no idea what it is.

If I'm not mistaken, Multi Film just change the setting...

Art Filter involve DSP that process every image that come in at 30fps or more?

hi guys, just bought myself an E-P2, i must say, one of my best buy so far!

@ gogo2

I'm not sure what you meant but I think you never used any E-Px?

Art filter is like its name suggests. It acts more like a lens filter. Meaning that the art effects can only be seen on a newly captured picture.

I'm bad at explaining. Maybe this can give you some rough idea and hopefully someone else can explain it better than me.

Also, welcome visitorfromhell69 to the M43 side!

Sorry Multi film doesn't "stack", it just take (saves) up to 3 different types of film settings (Standard, Dynamic, Vibrant, Nature, B&W, Nostagic, etc) in a single button shot (errmm not sure is it like bracketing need 3 different shots). Need go back to check haha:P

The E-Px's art filters are like a post-processing within the camera itself, so you no need use photoshop later. Same goes with all those film/image settings

This post has been edited by Wuahaha: Apr 2 2010, 04:41 PM