Wow V2!

Went to LYP today and saw the PL 45mm f2.8 Elmarit...It's so beautiful and cost nearing RM3k...must have!

You can see the Leica-ness on that lens!


Anyways went to YL Camera @ Pudu Plaza. Got my white my leather strap for my White E-PL1.

This post has been edited by faidz85: Apr 23 2010, 06:24 PM

@ bro walikard

Here you go: http://www.ecam.com.my/shop/product_info.php?products_id=605

The price listed there is fixed. I went YL Photo and got it at RM170. Really nice. Even though there is a flower pattern, I don't think its girlish at all.

I've also been told by the online retailer that the E-PL1 will get more accessories like half case and all.

They also have some E-P1 & E-P2 accessories. As you can see in the web I've given some of the products uses the E-Px as the model.

Gordy straps earned a very good reputation.

But then, a few problems.

1- I can't see it for myself before I make any purchase

2- Non-adjustable length

3- I don't have the patience to wait.

haha.

Just in case you never noticed, he is using E-PL1 which is different from the way E-P1 & E-P2 attaches to the strap.

The Gordy strap might looks better on the two rather than on the E-PL1.

Welcome to the club. Remember to update your firmware.

LX3 wins.

Just sharing this really good compilation of MFT accessories:

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread....threadid=647741

Edit gamba laju2 haha

No regrets other than the lack of AF assist light on my E-PL1.

I'm not from Penang.

If you don't have any pancake yet, I think just grab it. But I'm not sure about the price.

There are a lot of poison in v1 thread. Haha.

No built in flash for E-P2.

I strongly recommend E-PL1. I was in your shoe before I decided to get the E-PL1 instead of the E-P1 and E-P2.

If you don't want to carry a big camera, I think G2 is already out of the list.

A good guide for the E-PL1. Found it via M43 rumors.

http://blog.digitalrev.com/2010/02/03/5-re...reasons-not-to/

This post has been edited by faidz85: Apr 26 2010, 05:52 PM

Assuming you are using the kit lens, I would say that in low light its hard to get a usable picture.

One way is to use higher ISO. Other than that, comes the pancake. haha

May I know how low is the quantity of light? If indoor night portraits, the kit lens should not have any problem.

Stacking lens...with that amount of lenses. I'm worried something might patah.

Wonder how do they aim...
to get the focus of all lenses should be hard.

Great picture!

What else you managed to snap while you were there? xD

I'm practically using the 20mm for everything. I don't really miss zooming.

You might want to practice on framing since with proper framing you will get what you need.

Remember that in the past, zoom lenses never existed.