I've had the S90 as a second camera for a while now. I'm very happy to take the epl1 anywhere I'm going shooting, but there are times when photography is about my 4th or 5th priority (I know, I know.....) but its nice to have a camera along. Bike riding is my big one. I just spent a couple of days at the beach and just took the S90.
Its nowhere near as versatile as m43 and the IQ isn't as good, but its far from bad, it shoots raw, its got the biggest sensor they've figured out how to get into a truly compact camera, a useful zoom range of 28-105 equivalent, pretty decent low light performance, and its got INCREDIBLE manual controls - very easy to change ap, shutter, iso, on the fly. And its highly configurable to your preferences. And its REALLY little, substantially smaller than the LX3 or the new Samsung. It really fits in an ordinary pocket quite easily.
Is anybody else using one of these puppies?
Here are a handful of samples:
-Ray
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Its nowhere near as versatile as m43 and the IQ isn't as good, but its far from bad, it shoots raw, its got the biggest sensor they've figured out how to get into a truly compact camera, a useful zoom range of 28-105 equivalent, pretty decent low light performance, and its got INCREDIBLE manual controls - very easy to change ap, shutter, iso, on the fly. And its highly configurable to your preferences. And its REALLY little, substantially smaller than the LX3 or the new Samsung. It really fits in an ordinary pocket quite easily.
Is anybody else using one of these puppies?
Here are a handful of samples:
-Ray
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/4733426237/" title="IMG_0304 by ramboorider1, on Flickr">View attachment 146819"1024" height="768" alt="IMG_0304"></a>
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<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/4680845190/" title="Crazy Topiary by ramboorider1, on Flickr">View attachment 146821"1154" height="1050" alt="Crazy Topiary"></a>
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