A walk in the woods

Mino

Northern Dreamer
Took the new evolt 500 out for a spin today and came back with these. I'm getting to like this camera!

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I like them all but two is my least favorite, perhaps a little too busy for my liking. I'm sucker for fog and light beams:beer:
 
InvisionProductions said:
Mmmm! #3 is especially delicious!! How much did you pay for the cam?

$849.00 Canadian


Thanks for the comments guys. I like all of them but I'm kinda biased:) More importantly is the way the cam works for me, that I really like. Once I get the old rule of thirds down to a science I'll be a happy camper!
 
I really like the water shot... and the road. Great photos.

What lens (or lenses) are you using?

Chad

Nevermind... I just saw your "Inspiration" thread and read what lenses you have.
 
4, 5, and 6 (as a photographer, I'm more than aware birds can be a b*tch to get)

You've got a good eye.
 
Gohanto said:
4, 5, and 6 (as a photographer, I'm more than aware birds can be a b*tch to get)

You've got a good eye.
Thanks....The bird was wary of me when I took that shot, I was about ten feet from him by that point. I use the method my cat taught me, Inch up slowly at first, then when they start to look nervouse crouch down low, stay real still and try not to move your tail too much, then grab a couple of feet when they're preocupied. That guy was not going to let me one foot closer.

Thanks for all the comments, and yes for the price, this camera is a little gem!
 
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my favorite part about the camera is the dust remover on the sensor. Never had a dust mark on any of my shots. Really happy with it. Now i just need oodles of money for new lenses...
 
That's one of the reasons I got this camera...It came with two reasonably versatile lenses. I looked at the Nikons and Canons and realized I would be pining for lenses soon after my purchase. For my budget this was the right choice. What lenses are you thinking of adding to your arsenal?
 
i wanna pick up the 11-22 f2.8, i love wide angle (i'm not a big telephoto user). I've used it once and its a joy, sharp and wide and fast. I currently own the 50mm f2 it is so sharp and i love macro work so it was a good investment.

Thats the biggest problem for me is how expensive they are but you get what you pay for.
 
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