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EM10 / 12-35 2.8 - Mesas by Joe Sharrow, on Flickr

It runs on an alcohol/nitromethane mixture. Taken with EM10/35-100 2.8 - Speed Demon by Joe Sharrow, on Flickr

2014 Ford Focus ST, shot with EM5 and Panasonic 12-35 - 2014 Ford Focus ST by Joe Sharrow, on Flickr

EM5 with Panasonic 14-140 II - Bridge and Geese by emptysensor, on Flickr

Just playing around with the G7X - Peanuts by emptysensor, on Flickr

G7X - Blackwater Falls 2015, 2 by emptysensor, on Flickr

I thought I might be interested in this, but I'd rather have a zoom range/aperture similar to the RX10 and an EVF. The Sony and Panasonic versions don't really appeal to me. I guess the Canon won't either. 600mm just seems kind of silly.

Thank you!

This weekend we went on a short trip to ski and visit a cool waterfall. I took my G7X and LF1 so I could carry one in my pocket while we skied. I was a little concerned with the weight of the G7X in my pocket, but it wasn't a big deal. Most of these are with the G7X, but a couple are the LF1...

EM5 / 14-140 II - Fire by emptysensor, on Flickr

Wow, great story. It's nice to see some honesty and decency in this world.

Wow, great stuff. What an excellent ad for the Nikon 1. Makes me wonder why they don't apply all the same technology to a DX version.

Yeah I still like the big prints too, but this was an option to fit more into a smaller space. In a perfect world I'd buy a bigger house and have plenty of space for all the same shots. Unfortunately I need a lot better job to make that happen :)

Thanks. I'm sure stuff from your Df would look great really big. I like the standouts because the price is really reasonable considering you don't have to buy a frame.

After hanging a number of prints I had made of National Parks and realizing our house wasn't big enough for everything I wanted to print, I started to wonder how I could get more stuff on the wall. The idea of a collage came up and I stumbled on these videos below: She uses Photoshop...

Wow, that's amazing. I had one, and it's a great camera.

Yeah, the good old days. Guess we're showing how old we are :)

With G7X - Christmas by emptysensor, on Flickr Angels by emptysensor, on Flickr With EM5 - Christmas Sled by emptysensor, on Flickr Angel's Wings by emptysensor, on Flickr Christmas Tree by emptysensor, on Flickr

Very nice set.

G7X - Bridge Closed by emptysensor, on Flickr

EM5 / 12-35 - Brushstrokes by emptysensor, on Flickr

I'm really starting to like this little camera - Happy by emptysensor, on Flickr 'Tis the Season 2 by emptysensor, on Flickr Angry Eyes by emptysensor, on Flickr

The interior shots are very nice.

Thanks for the info Ray. I guess I missed the high ISO NR selection, so I just did that. I would think that would be better. I guess with the focus I'm used to the EM5. which I've pretty much never had a problem with, so I notice any minor hesitation. I tend to be a "forgiving perfectionist", so...

Thanks Steve. Everything was OOC JPEGs as Lightroom can't read the RAWs yet and I haven't put any effort into a workaround. I did some some processing in Nik, but not too extreme (at least to me). The main thing that I can't do much with is that the noise reduction with the jpegs seems a little...

I've seen a number of your shots that look good to me. A size to start with might be 16 x 24, but that's pretty conservative. I happen to like the 3/4" standouts that Meridian sells. We got a number of those printed recently and got the satin coating to keep them from reflecting. The nice thing...

Great shot and I love those hats too. I keep telling my wife I'm going to get one.

I agree #1 is excellent and would look great on the wall.

I just got the G7X today and took some shots inside, all at ISO 1600 - Fruit by emptysensor, on Flickr Mini Strat by emptysensor, on Flickr Leaf by emptysensor, on Flickr The sensor is definitely better than the LF1, but lags behind the EM5, which is to be expected. I'm not crazy about the...

Just took this with a G7X. Haven't decided if it's a match for me, but not too bad with a jpeg at ISO 1600 - I'm hungry by emptysensor, on Flickr