On 6/3/2015 4:25 PM, Bob Whitmire wrote:
Loch Tay, near Killin, Scottish Highlands. Fuji X-100s. In the Scotland 2013 gallery
there’s a pano taken from the same spot, approximately.
http://zone-10.com/tope2/main.php?g2_itemId=17392
Quite lovely.
I been thinkin' on the one camera/lens approach. I'm thinkin' it's not for me. I'm pretty sure I would end up being
distracted enough by the inability to capture what I see that I wouldn't 'see' it.
I think I could go two cameras and three lenses, and remain light and simple. Oly E-PM2, with the Oly 14-42 pancake lens
and auto opening lens cap, is quite a bit less wide and tall than the X100s, 2 mm deeper and lighter. Panny ZS40, for
stuff out of the 14-42 focal range. Panny 20/1.7 pancake for low light.
Hmmm... Maybe Oly 45/1.8, too. Well, it is tiny and light, and WAY faster than the 14-42 at the long end. :-) And off
I go, toward a full kit.
Panny kit of GM5, 12-32 and 45-150? ZS40 as back-up and looooong tele adjunct?
Be with you in just a minute, gotta grab my usual kit!
(New bag coming tomorrow! Sure to be the last one. [Sound of Moosie falling on the floor.] At least waterproof without
needing a separate cover. Should be good for Scotland. :-D )
In Corrigible Moose
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