Ivar Dahl-Larsen
Well-Known Member
to share some info for whoever is interested, as well as an image or two. It's all about feelings and an itch in one of my forefingers.
As I walk about almost anywhere my legs take me, I come across what's interesting to me. All the more interesting is of course the fact that one enjoys what one is doing and having the right "stuff" according to oneself. In this case I walk and move around with my two Olys and the old feeling of enjoyment is still there. Here I found a reflection for all to see, done with an OMD10, a 45mm/1,8 at 2,8
Here I used the same camera with a Panasonic Lumix 14mm/2,5 at 6,7 This little camera identical in use and looks of OMD5 has a little grip attached that makes a whole difference to the enjoyment. Have a look at what I mean.
And with it on aperture made adjustable by use of the front wheel and the wheel on the back for further adjustment, I at least feel as if I am handling an old film camera again. Fairly light, neat, nice and swift, all in metal. So there is my illusion, please do not demolish it!
As I walk about almost anywhere my legs take me, I come across what's interesting to me. All the more interesting is of course the fact that one enjoys what one is doing and having the right "stuff" according to oneself. In this case I walk and move around with my two Olys and the old feeling of enjoyment is still there. Here I found a reflection for all to see, done with an OMD10, a 45mm/1,8 at 2,8
Here I used the same camera with a Panasonic Lumix 14mm/2,5 at 6,7 This little camera identical in use and looks of OMD5 has a little grip attached that makes a whole difference to the enjoyment. Have a look at what I mean.
And with it on aperture made adjustable by use of the front wheel and the wheel on the back for further adjustment, I at least feel as if I am handling an old film camera again. Fairly light, neat, nice and swift, all in metal. So there is my illusion, please do not demolish it!
but it appears your case not too be.
