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Old August 16th, 2012, 07:54 AM
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I ordered one from my local shop today, I sure hope it gets here soon.

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Excellent....hope it works out man
So are you going to pass on the GF1 to your little photographer in waiting ?
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That's looking to be the case. I was also thinking getting her a gf2 for the touch feature.

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Old August 16th, 2012, 10:35 AM
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Come on then, do it, do it, do it!
Heading out to work soon but will try tonight. Thoughts on best way to do this? Bright/dark scene with 2 different cameras, same exposure?

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Michael... thanks for your tip on Kenmore... my G5 body-only should be in my hands by Saturday. YEAH!
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Old August 16th, 2012, 01:52 PM
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Here's a shot taken tonight, a RAW file converted to a tiff in Silkypics, processed in LR4.1 and uploaded to the web.

Seems ok, not much noise and plenty of detail and colour retention.

G5, ISO3200, 12-35 lens @12mm, 1/50, f6.3

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Part of it is that the cards have a finite number of read/write cycles available before they fail, and deleting a single image counts as a single R/W, but formatting the card and removing hundreds of images at once also only counts as a single R/W cycle. The card should last longer doing it this way.
It's not the card that has a limited write endurance, but the flash gates themselves (one flash gate = 1 bit); whether 100 million or 1000 million are written in one go has no bearing on their lifespan. (Reads have no impact.)

(In fact, gates are written in blocks or pages, not individually--but the point stands.)
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All this blah, blah, blah and not a single photo of the camera itself? I am disappoint!
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Old August 16th, 2012, 02:31 PM
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The electronic shutter is nice, totally quiet (pretty much) but you can't use the flash with it and ISO is limited to 1600. The standard shutter has a nice sound to it anyway, less harsh than the G3 one.
I like the re-positioning of the AF/AE / Fn1 button, makes the focus lock/ Exposure lock operation much easier.
The thumbwheel is now plastic, not rubberised like the G3 and can be easily pushed by mistake causing it's operation to switch modes, isn't quite as accessible as the G3 one.
The screen is nice, has higher resolution than the G3 and you gave view finer detail when zooming in.
Overall the camera seems fine, nice progression from the G3 but still retains the G3 familiararity so not hard to get up to speed with it.

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All this blah, blah, blah and not a single photo of the camera itself? I am disappoint!
Here you go!!!

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Where are the flash gates?
A flash gate is the smallest storage unit (1 bit) in a flash memory card. In a 16GB card, there are 128 million of them.
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