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  1. August 18th, 2011, 08:19 AM #1
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    Default Portrait - Karly our daughter

    Using my first, the Olympus E-410 with a 114-54mm Zuiko lens.

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    She's beautiful Robert!

    Definitely a professional quality photo - camera must be bad-a$$!
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    Thanks! I have an Olympus E-620 now which is better. I like Olympus - you get a lot for the money and great colours in the photos. The drawback with Olympus is high ISO - if you want to take pictures in low light without a flash, you'd be better off with a different system. Otherwise they are great - their lenses are seriously good.
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    Wow, a wonderful subject and a great portrait. Nice work!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert View Post
    Thanks! I have an Olympus E-620 now which is better. I like Olympus - you get a lot for the money and great colours in the photos. The drawback with Olympus is high ISO - if you want to take pictures in low light without a flash, you'd be better off with a different system. Otherwise they are great - their lenses are seriously good.
    When people still put images on film, I had an Olympus OM-10. Great camera. Now the only digital camera I have is a 5+ yr old "pocket style" Olympus. Never saw a need to upgrade because the pictures are good as is the battery life.
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    Very pretty, Robert. That's a great photo.
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    Thanks she is beautiful so it is hard to fail with the camera!
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    Awesome photo Robert!
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