Armanius
Bring Jack back!
- Location
- Houston, Texas
- Name
- Jack
I'm just happy that my dad's permanent borrowing of the X10 has forced me to seriously consider getting the X20.
I'm just happy that my dad's permanent borrowing of the X10 has forced me to seriously consider getting the X20.
Hi Kevin:
I love the X10, and I'm perfectly happy for it to be my take everywhere camera. Unlike you, though, I don't prefer it to any m4/3 camera. When I got the E-M5, I thought, "this is the camera I've been waiting for", and I haven't changed my mind about that. I'm absolutely in love with that camera. It's big for a "take everywhere" camera, though, at least for me; unless I know I'm going out shooting, I don't usually want to carry a bag, no matter how small, so it's important for me to have something I feel comfortable entrusting my pictures with that doesn't require extra baggage (The little case that my belt threads through for the X10 doesn't count as baggage), and I've never felt as good as I do about the X10 in filling that need. My favorite digital outfit is still the E-M5 with the PL25 f1.4 or the Oly 45 f1.8, but my favorite film camera is my Hasselbald, though if I use it less than most of the other, small outfits, which I still really enjoy using.
A agree absolutely that the X10 is "a LOT of fun to use." For it's place in my kit, I like it as much as the E-M5 for its place. I've found it difficult to find a smaller sensor compact that really satisfies me; the X10 does. 'nough said.
You are doing beautiful work with it, I should add.
Kevin, you live in a great little city!