Oh, I thought I read someone posted on the net said they can do it overseas on this model. 
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If can go for sat talk at funan center, ask Wong lp on this topic till he become "puffer fish out of water".
Normally for me was 12-42mm EZ and best with 9-14mm which can try at Olympus service center.
All lenses also can, just depends on your idea of a final image. If you go mount everest, you want to shoot all the mountains or zoom in to the peak? There's no right and wrong lenses, only appropriate lenses
I am very interested in the workshop but I got something on at the same timing.
What if I want to shoot all the mountains?
then its the 14-42EZ, its the widest out of your three choices of the EZ, 45/1.8 and 40-150/4-5.6
Dun understand what's "puffer fish out of water" means, but it sounds fishy. Thanks for support
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There's a wildlife talk on Sunday by William Chua, a photographer whom I follow.
Shoot all mountains of course use widest, shoot a few but compress them as if they are very close to each other, use tele, this is also known as perspective compression. E.g. as below
Widest(panasonic 7-14)+panorama
Tele (Olympus 75/1.8) + panorama (perspective compression), same scene, but different.
No right, no wrong, depends on what you want to convey.
Btw, this is thread for EM10, not landscape, kindly stay on topic. Thanks
Shoot all mountains of course use widest, shoot a few but compress them as if they are very close to each other, use tele, this is also known as perspective compression. E.g. as below
Widest(panasonic 7-14)+panorama
Tele (Olympus 75/1.8) + panorama (perspective compression), same scene, but different.
No right, no wrong, depends on what you want to convey.
Btw, this is thread for EM10, not landscape, kindly stay on topic. Thanks
Thanks.
I thought I am asking about the appropriate lenses for E-M10, am I not?
If ur question is about choosing 1 of the 3 lenses to shoot scenery at various points of time, then go with 14-42.
If u can afford, then go for 12-40 f2.8 pro.
Not really sure whether did I answered ur question. Let me know if u r looking for more information.
Wong did answer u in his own way. Cheers!
Hi all,
I just bought an EM10. Just to check, does your EM10 takes a lot of time to save in RAW+JPG? I am using a normal SANDISK 16gb SD card ( the blue one, given free with purchase). It took ard 5 sec to complete saving and preview.
Is this normal? Or I really need to get a Sandisk Extreme series at least?
Thx!
I just bought an EM10. Just to check, does your EM10 takes a lot of time to save in RAW+JPG? I am using a normal SANDISK 16gb SD card ( the blue one, given free with purchase). It took ard 5 sec to complete saving and preview.
Is this normal? Or I really need to get a Sandisk Extreme series at least?
Thx!
Should I buy Panasonic 12-35 f2.8 or Olympus 12-40 f2.8 for my e-m10 if I already have Panasonic 35-100 f2.8?
I am thinking of selling away 14-42 pancake, 45 1.8 and 45 2.8 macro, so as to buy the fast zoom lens.
Anyone bought the grip? Where did u buy from, is it original and how much it cost?
I am thinking of selling away 14-42 pancake, 45 1.8 and 45 2.8 macro, so as to buy the fast zoom lens.
Anyone bought the grip? Where did u buy from, is it original and how much it cost?
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