Good shots people! I can now not motivate myself NOT to get a lumix LX-3...It´s smaller then the G10, got bigger aparture lens..16:9 format allso raw ( which is a must ) it´s just so darn fantastic...and it´s good looking to
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Nice work, everyone. What I see in many of these is huge depth-of-field. Because P&S cameras are miniaturized compared to DSLR's, that gives them a huge advantage in terms of depth-of-field. As an exemple, with my powershot 3IS at maximum zoom, and a focal length of 50 mm (or possibly 75) I can stand in a spot and compose roughly the same image as I get with my XTi at 200 mm.
I believe that is the reason we see so many great landscape shots in this post. The disadvantage of a P&S is it's slow speed. That's why we don't see many action shots here.
thanks for this toppic. I restricted myself from buying DSLR untill I'll shoot 1000 nice (to me) photographs with my trustworthy S2 IS. Just to learn a bit first. Currently I have 100 of them + 100 waiting for processing. So it's another ~6 years before I can buy another camera
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I believe that is the reason we see so many great landscape shots in this post. The disadvantage of a P&S is it's slow speed. That's why we don't see many action shots here.
P&Ss do have great depth of field, that makes them good for macros and landscapes, of course.
For a shallower DOF, a full frame DSLR will offer more control of DOF. Use a tool for what it excels at
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