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Published: 2008-07-10 18:52:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 742; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 0
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Just kind of hanging around on a rainy day, and stuck inside the house...Related content
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Olympus E 510 and E 300. Love the brand and the lenses, although they're expensive.
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hmmm... I've never tried olympus...
I have tried Pentax, that's a great brand too,
but I'm using canon, because I already had some canon ef lenses...
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It makes sense to stick with something for which you already have equipment. Ultimately, I don't think it's about the brand but rather your own creativity. Have fun with the Canon, which is a great product!
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I really like the concept. Really well done too!
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Once again, thanks so much, Kate! I really appreciate your comments!
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this is really a neat idea alicia......look what boredom did .
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Thanks, Edie. Yes, boredom and cabin fever!
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I really appreciate it! 
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Thanks! I had fun with it!
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For me it reminds Esher image in spheric mirror...
Perfectly done, Alicia...
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Thanks, Will. Congrats on the latest success!
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I was absolutely astonished!
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Interesting concept and works a treat Alicia,well done m`lovely
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Cool shot. It reminds me of an HDRI image, no?. What's with the hand though? lol.. Interesting lens size also! I presume though that's just reflectivity distortion, perception goes right out of the window!
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Yes, it's distorted. And, yes, I admit, the hand is covering the cleavage.
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Ah heh. Still, with the sharpness of your camera and it's good retention of light sources (Olympus have surprised me!) Have you ever considered taking HDRI shots?
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Actually, this is HDRi, but I smoothed it out. I have a goodly number of HDR photos in my gallery, but lately I'm shooting in RAW a lot and find that the clarity and range I get with that doesn't always require extra HDR processing. I love using both! Olympus is a great camera. This is my second one (my first was an E300) and I've found them both to be very high quality!
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Aah wonderful 
granted, it is a film camera, but the sample images I've seen have been pretty fantastic and it will be fun to learn the manual control capability, how to develop film, and the uses of different types of lenses!.
On the bright side, when I finish college and get a job I should be able to afford a DSLR [And, if I choose a canon dslr, the lenses I have / will get for my EOS will fit!]
Anyway, sorry for rambling on
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Well, it's true that initially, the expense for DSLRs is more. I have to tell you, though, that in the long run I have saved tons of money in film and development alone. Plus, I've had the added capability of complete control over the end product. A DSLR is definitely the best way to go, by the way, once you save up the money.
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Don't we all have a certain element of dichotomy in our personality?
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what do you think of the new DA version?? seems to be pretty cool....at the moment....
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I'm okay with it now that I figured out how to hide the daily devs and popular things, which I avoid like the plague. (I'm a little slow on the web stuff, sometimes.) Lots less cumbersome, I think!
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I'm sure we'll all get used to it..... eventually!!
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Oh, yes. Another week and it will be old hat.
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Great concept 
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Thanks! It's the distortion that makes it look that large.
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So nice shot!I'm glad to see how is back over shot!
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