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One thing that I’ve really taken a shine to is using manual focus lenses of all types with my Panasonic GH-1. As I’ve posted elsewhere, to me there’s something magical in the link between the physical act of focusing a camera, setting its aperture, and snapping the image. As of late, I’ve started drifting toward lower-light photography and although the GH-1 is a great camera, for my style there is something better.
One evening I opened my bag to pull out my Lumix GH1 and much to my horror, I found the camera strap lying at the bottom of the case! Inspecting the body more closely, I discovered that the camera strap lug had somehow fallen off the camera body. I picked up the camera, gave it a quick shake and lo and behold, there was a rattle inside. Alarmed, I did some emergency surgery.
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011