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Just for Tullio-
Here is the same photo set-up, but this time I took the photo with the Pansonic FZ-50, instead of the FZ-28. Notice how similiar the two images are. Sarah Joyce |
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Thanks, Cyber-
Its good to hear from you. Yes, I'll admit it! Ilove chocolate. Sarah Joyce |
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I'm not sure why but I haven't received any email notification from Steve's forums lately, reason why I haven't commented on the latest photos.
Great series with the W300, Wirraway. It appears to be a very capable little camera. The Seagull shot is particularly good, with good DR and lots of details. I liked the clock close up picture, Justaman. Good exposure. Angel, I think the F707, F717, F828 and R1 are probably some of the best P&S cameras ever made. They are timeless. I will never sell my R1...ever! Cyber, the B&W image is awesome. I assume you took it with your F828?!? I like your PP. Sarah, even though this is Sony forum, must say that IMO, the FZ28 produced a better picture than the H50. I think it handled the flash much better (although the H50 did a decent job), the image is sharper and colors are punchier. Now, the FZ28 and FZ50 are similar but I prefer the FZ28 (even though the FZ50 is a much more expensive camera). I still think that when it comes to long zooms, the PanasonicFZ18/FZ28 is the way to go. |
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Hi Tullio-
I happen to agree completely with you. The future for Panasonic is tied to the FZ18/28 line of cameras. While the Fz-50 is sort of a cult favorite among Panasonic folks, it is an aging camera format, that I do not think will be continued by Panasonic. Sarah Joyce |
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I personally prefer the FZ30 over the FZ50. The FZ50 had a bumpy ride in the beginning. However, neither the FZ30 nor the FZ50 compare to the R1 in terms of IQ. Now granted, the Panas have a longer lens but I think they produce noisier images with less resolution. As for the FZ28, I don't have one so I can't say how it compares to the FZ18.
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Thanks Tullio for your comments on the W300 shots, still playing with the many settings and combinations that is possible.
My feeble attempt at a flower shot to try the close-up ability. Camera: Sony DSC-W300 |
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Another beach near Townsville taken this afternoon.
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The family cat "Sam" ISO: 400
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Wow, that rose shot is beautiful
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