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    A day in Plockton

    As we had our son and his family up for a few days we have been wandering around. We spent some time Friday in Plockton and whilst having lunch I took this candid shot of Robbie one of our twin grandsons.
    The ISO was 1600 composition was via live view and the OMD was resting on the table. Image quality at 1600 ISO? It'll do for me cocker.

    After lunch I took a few odd shots and on viewing them I am once again amazed at the IQ of the dimunitive OMD.
    Here's a wee landscape shot of Plockton Harbour.


    "Always shoot in RAW and avoid JPEGs"

    William Shakespeare.
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    The point about the E-M5 is it delivers the goods and is so small and light you are more likely to have it with you. I love mine.
    John

    "A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau

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      Two cracking photos, the quality of the EM-5 is amazing as are the m43rds lenses and as has been said you're more than likely to have it with you as its so small and light.

      I'm not surprised that many people are switching to this formidable format.

      All the best.

      Tom
      "Who is watching the Watchers, watching the Watchers watching us"

      Its not what you see, it's the way that you see it"

      Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/photofxstudios

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