QUOTE(frequency @ Jul 10 2010, 04:24 PM)
moving around with 20mm ..Zoom with foot..
with some Adobe light effect...!!
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wow, u have great PS skill
QUOTE(cherrychapstick @ Jul 10 2010, 10:58 PM)
hi guys. i need help on few questions
1. is m43 D-SLR cameras?
2. if they are then ignore my second question, but if they are not, are they as good as d-slr cameras?
3. i tried out pana lumix gf1 and im in love with it ! i like pocketable dslr, any suggestion? my budget is bout 2.5k or less.
1. m43 is not d-slr camera.
2. it is as good as d-slr in terms of image quality
3. You can try out GF1 and E-PL1. Both are great camera. You will never go wrong with this two....
QUOTE(DjKenji @ Jul 10 2010, 10:58 PM)
huhh. it's being a age never drop a reply.
how's are you all M43 user?
Does anyone hunting Exakta Lens to Micro 4/3 Adapter
in Malaysia?
Today I went to YL pudu even thought they don't know this type of adapter

I also dunno..hahahahahahha... sorry ya...
QUOTE(helo @ Jul 11 2010, 02:48 AM)
can i compare nikon d5000 with olympus e-pl1 and panasonic g10 ? which one has better image quality?
If image quality, maybe talk a bit about ISO:
E-PL1Up against the Nikon D5000, the Olympus E-PL1 is more evenly matched in terms of resolution (both are 12.3). Differences in aspect ratio account for the different size of image elements. The Nikon D5000 puts out a more photographically faithful image, but the Olympus E-PL1's output is again better for printing straight out of the camera. The E-PL1's shadow noise appears smoother, though, and the mosaic image is more crisp; but out of all of these cameras, the Nikon D5000 retains more detail in our red leaf fabric, besting the E-PL1.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/EPL1/EPL1A.HTM