Got mine recently before a trip to Sri Lanka and it performed like a champ. You can see images shot with it at: Chris Sorensen - Portrait & Travel Photographer - sri lanka
Other than the first and third image (45mm), all shot with the 12-35mm.
Would you mind providing a link to the original forum? I would like to read his possible other comments and ask him some questions... Like what are the men doing sitting over the water?!
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Panasonic DMC-GF3
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Would you mind providing a link to the original forum? I would like to read his possible other comments and ask him some questions... Like what are the men doing sitting over the water?!
Thanks for sharing this link....some really excellent images there and those low light/dusk shots at the end are very interesting. It sets like this that end up costing me a lot of money.
Thanks for sharing this link....some really excellent images there and those low light/dusk shots at the end are very interesting. It sets like this that end up costing me a lot of money.
That was exactly my thoughts after I opened the link
Those are some amazing images, great work by Chris there.
My thoughts exactly. Although I own and love this lens, and have no doubt that the photographer is very talented, I think the pp has been performed beautifully. I wish I had access to the settings used!
Thanks for sharing this link....some really excellent images there and those low light/dusk shots at the end are very interesting. It sets like this that end up costing me a lot of money.
If it helps any, this dude could probably have taken a kit zoom with him and come back with images not too far removed from these (at least that's what I'm telling myself).
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Great shots with 12-35
