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Monday, December 1, 2008

LX3 vs DLux4 lens





Lotsa people have claimed that my previous picture showing the difference between LX3 n DL4 lenses are inaccurate, different apertures were used, LC1 cap on the DL4 blocked off the reflections n so on. I'm just too tired to explain anymore so I just took more pics of them. I swapped them round between left n right sides, top n bottom. I also made sure both lenses were without the threaded ring or LC1, both cameras were switched off too. Any which way I look at them, they are different. Anyway, here's the pics.

LX3 vs DL4 lens

LX3 vs DL4 lens


LX3 vs DL4 lens

LX3 vs DL4 lens

See how the DL4 exhibits a darker blue tint in every single position? Am I the only person seeing this or am I in need of eye surgery? LOL. What do you guys see?


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Sunday, November 30, 2008

LX3 vs DLux4 Part 2

Ok here comes part 2 of LX3 vs DLux4. I've actually had these photos for about a week. I've been pretty busy as my dad was in hospital n I've been busy attending to his needs.

Anyway, I woke up to a nice sunny day with bright blue skies n puffy white clouds on the 21st of November. It's been pouring down cats n dogs everyday in Malaysia ever since I got back from the trip to Shanghai. It was a brilliant day n I seized the opportunity for a nice day out with my cameras. So I headed out to Kuala Lumpur City Center where the World's Tallest buildings(Petronas Twin Towers) are located. I don't know how many of you guys have seen it so here goes.

Greetings from the Petronas Twin Towers, the World's Tallest Buildings.




The following pics were all taken with the same exact shutter speed, aperture n ISO. Also, no tweaks were done to the JPEGs. Only thing I set was Standard film mode with +1 sharpening for both cameras. Part 1 of LX3 vs Dlux4 was done in a gloomy shopping mall so I made sure Part 2 will be done outdoors with lotsa bright reds, blues n greens. I'll just leave it up to you guys to look at the pictures n see if you can tell the differences or make your decision on which to buy. So buckle up........... here we goooooooooooo.

DLux4, 1/125, f2.5, ISO80


LX3, 1/125, f2.5, ISO80







DLux4, 1/200, f2.8, ISO80


LX3, 1/200, f2.8, ISO80







DLux4, 1/640, f2, ISO200


LX3, 1/640, f2, ISO200









DLux4, 1/160, f2.8, ISO80


LX3, 1/160, f2.8, ISO80




DLux4, 1/400, f2.8, ISO125


LX3, 1/400, f2.8, ISO125




DLux4, 1/250, f2, ISO80


LX3, 1/250, f2, ISO80




DLux4, 1/320, f2.8, ISO80


LX3, 1/320, f2.8, ISO80


That's it for Part 2.

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Thursday, November 27, 2008

Photobucket down..

Sry guys. I just came home from dinner n saw that my Photobucket bandwith has been exceeded. I'm in the process of upgrading my account to Photobucket Pro now. The demand is just too high from all around the world n my old account has been blocked. Thanks for the viewings guys. Keep it coming. Hopefully u guys keep supporting me so I can pay for the Photobucket Pro account. So please check out the advertisements here ya? Your support is much much much appreciated. :)