Micro 4/3 Panasonic GX7 image thread

Luckypenguin

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Brisbane, Australia

Name

Nic

• Dec 11, 2013

• #41

To be honest the E-M5 and E-P5 have even more overlap but it was hard to resist an E-Px body that finally had all the best bits in it. In that situation the GX7 would be one camera too many

 

rbelyell

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Location

NY Mtns

• Dec 11, 2013

• #42

yeah, outside of ergonomics, and the em5s quieter shutter, not much between those two olys...

 

Ray Sachs

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Not too far from Philly

Name

you should be able to figure it out...

• Dec 24, 2013

• #43

Had a pretty good wait at the airport for my daughter's flight to arrive. I had the GX7 and the 7-14, so I decided to go look around. Found this sculpted area that I'd forgotten about. One of those shoots where the art is mostly the architects and I'm not adding a whole lot to it, but I tried to frame it in a way that did it some level of justice. Fun to be shooting in any case. And I love the 7-14...

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-Ray

 

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Holiday Dingle

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• Dec 30, 2013

• #44

Photos taken over the Christmas period with the GX7 in the Dingle Peninsula Ireland

This photo was taken in low light and rain

 

R

ReD

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• Dec 30, 2013

• #45

Fantastic place Dingle. We were there 20 odd years ago in the summer .. it looked the same

 

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val

Veteran

• Jan 2, 2014

• #46

Posted this in mu-43 forum but hey why not

GX7 - Panaleica 25mm f1.4

 

V

val

Veteran

• Jan 3, 2014

• #47

Double post

ISO 1250 - 12-35mm f2.8
I should stick to ISO 800

 

Penfan2010

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Location

NJ, USA

Name

Ed

• Jan 4, 2014

• #48

Very pleased with the used GX-7 I got on Amazon (Christmas treat for me!). I posted on mu-43 that, for me, it is a more real digital incarnation of the original Pen-F which I consider one of the best film cameras ever. I went back and forth on the silver GX-7 body and an equally good deal on a slightly used black E-P5 with VF-4. As much of an unabashed Oly fan that I am, I went with the GX-7 because of the integrated finder and better video. Focus peaking and 1/8000 shutter speeds were two great features as well, but available on both cameras.

Took both my Pen-F and GX-7 out yesterday and today in the bitter NJ cold, using legacy Pen lenses, the Oly 15mm body cap, and Oly 12mm F2.0. I realized how cold it was when it became very difficult to move the film advance lever on my Pen F, and when the supposedly 1/250 shutter speed I set was sounding more like 1/4 sec. That old lubricant gets gummed up pretty quickly, I guess. Used the GX-7 for the rest of my photos.


Bodycap lens and BW conversion on LR 4.4.

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Oly 12mm, in camera BW JPEG.

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val

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• Jan 6, 2014

• #49

going to the toilet when I spotted this big fella.

12-35mm f2.8

 

MiguelATF

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Location

Talent, Oregon (far from the madding crowd)

Name

Miguel Tejada-Flores

• Jan 6, 2014

• #50

Two from the Oakland Museum

Two more GX7 images, taken on a recent trip to an intriguing and offbeat museum in the Bay Area (that's the San Francisco Bay, of course) from my home in Oregon - the Oakland Museum of California, in downtown Oakland - a strange name but some wonderful and eclectic collections.

One was a distorting mirrored sculpture by Larry Bell which invited reflected self-portraits -

Self-portrait at the Museum by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr

The other that I am posting here is a legendary California road sign, created by John Hood, displayed quite intriguingly here - and taken with the GX7's in-camera 'Miniature' filter which defocuses non-central parts of the image -

Caution by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr

Both taken with the standard - and quite excellent, in my opinion, 14-42mm 'kit' Panasonic lens.

 

MiguelATF

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Talent, Oregon (far from the madding crowd)

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Miguel Tejada-Flores

• Jan 28, 2014

• #51

Vines on an old Volvo

A series of shots I just took, in the 'wine country' near Portland, Oregon - of an ancient, cannibalized 'parts car' - an old Volvo - which lives alongside the vineyards of a good friend in the tiny town of Dundee - and which (the car) has been overgrown by some wonderful blackberry vines.

Volvo vines by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr

Something about the open window just 'got' me -

vineyard auto graveyard by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr

- not to mention the windshield -

vines on windshield by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr

- and last but not least, this view inside looking at the old steering wheel -

steering wheel with vines by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr

All taken with the newer generation of the Lumix 14-42mm kit zoom lens.

 

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val

Veteran

• Feb 26, 2014

• #52

75mm first two, 25mm last one.

all raw

 

Armanius

Bring Jack back!

Location

Houston, Texas

Name

Jack

• Feb 26, 2014

• #53

I hope this big fella doesn't live inside your bathroom!!

val said:

going to the toilet when I spotted this big fella.

12-35mm f2.8

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Ghosthunter

boo!

Location

London UK

Name

Andy

• Feb 26, 2014

• #54

Red leaf

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serhan

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Location

NYC

• Feb 28, 2014

• #55

Our 13lbs Maine Coon, gx7 & 75mm 1.8

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Ghosthunter

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London UK

Name

Andy

• Feb 28, 2014

• #56

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww

 

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val

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• Mar 4, 2014

• #57

Friday night

 

serhan

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NYC

• Apr 13, 2014

• #58

PL 42.5 shots from today's cherry blossom festival in DC, wide open 1.2, direct jpgs:

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MiguelATF

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Talent, Oregon (far from the madding crowd)

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Miguel Tejada-Flores

• May 5, 2014

• #59

GX7 + legacy Pentax lens portrait

my 'new' (relatively speaking) GX7 body + my ancient (also relative) 'legacy' portrait lens - the classic Pentax 50mm f/1.7, strictly manual focus & aperture, not Pentax's fastest lens by any means but among cognoscenti or hardcore Pentaxians, one of the better (and underrated) pieces of Pentax glass -

combining them seems to bring me consistently cool results -

Eyes open by La Chachalaca Fotografía, on Flickr

This portrait of a friend was taken in his office with available light, wide open.