Recent content by Flipper24

Cracking review. Thanks.

Brilliant, sounds like the way to go. thank you.

Thanks. I'll look into it a bit more.

I have just ordered myself a GX7 with the 20mm f/1.7 lens. Had the Canon G12 to go with a Nikon D7100. The lens on the G12 got scratched and has now become my good lady's camera as she loves using it in auto mode. I have had an Olympus Zuiko 28mm f/2.8 lens sitting in a cupboard for a while now...

I have the G12, a great little camera but the problem is when the lens cover closes dust and dirt can scratch the lens. This happened to me and seems a fairly common occurrence. I have passed it on to my wife, as she loves the G12 in auto mode, and just ordered a Panasonic GX7 as my back up. G16...

Use one on a D7100, like the balance and the portrait controls..for me it works.

I moved from a D7000 to a D7100, i had focus issues with the D7000 and had no reason to go full frame. I have had to really pay attention to my technique as this camera will find you out. It is sharper than the D7000 but not by that much. Noise performance is better too. The extra pixels, for...

Great set..Really love the clarity in the eyes on the B&W shot. Beautiful little girl.

cracking shot...fantastic detail.

I had the Tamron VC version on a D7000 and, for a short while, on my D7100. I was never a fan of the lens. I bought the new Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 C lens and love it on my D7100, stays on 80% of the time. It's has excellent built quality and is nice and light and really well balanced with or...

Nice set...really like the second shot.

Fair point, hadn't thought of that :)

You could try pushing up the sharpness in picture controls too. I found that help with my D7000 when I had it..I would definitely look at the focus tests for back/front focus issues as I had problems with that also. I never got to love it like my D90 but lots of friends love their D7000, so...

Same with me, Lightroom 90% and Elements for Layers and some other bits and bobs.

Nikon 35 f1.8G and the Nikon 105mm f2.8 micro...on a D7100. Totally unimpressed by the 50mm f1.8G, should have kept my old 50mmf1.8D.