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    Life in the old dog yet

    Dusted off an E5 and a 12-60 SWD and had some fun today at Lydney Harbour on the Severn estuary. A beast with the battery grip fitted but fun.

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    Theu work very well Tim. Makes you wonder really....
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      It does make you think that (assuming you don’t need modern computational features) we really don’t need the latest and greatest cameras.

      I still love the images I got nearly 20 years ago from my Canon 30D.
      Flickr https://flickr.com/photos/197765504@N02​
      Cameras: E-M5iii
      Lenses: 17 f1.8,      12-45 f4,14-42EZ, 40-150R
      And some awesome Billingham bags
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        Very nice well done

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          Originally posted by R99C99 View Post
          It does make you think that (assuming you don’t need modern computational features) we really don’t need the latest and greatest cameras.

          I still love the images I got nearly 20 years ago from my Canon 30D.
          Very true,enjoying photography is the main thing. Nice pics too.
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