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  1. So . . . has anyone successfully done slide duplicating with Olympus Micro 4/3, Olympus MF 50mm 3.5 macro and Nikon es-1 slide copying adapter???
  2. Yes, I thought I was going to have to use contact cement, but fortunately I didn't have to
  3. So, I have a Lumix 14-140mm lens which I love as a do-everything, walk-around lens. Unfortunately the rubber grip on the zoom ring was slipping -- I read some forum suggestions here and there -- one suggestion was to soak the grip in gasoline over night (yeah, right). I contacted Panasonic service about this and was told it would cost $75. just for them to LOOK at the lens. PLUS whatever the repair charge would be. THANKS but NO THANKS. So I just slid the grip off and noticed that there seemed to be an accumulation of oils, gunk etc. on the zoom ring and the underside of the grip. I just cleaned both off with alcohol and slipped the grip back on. PROBLEM SOLVED.
  4. <p>Hi,<br> I'm currently shooting with an em5 and a Pen epl5. I recently picked up a 43 system 14-54mm 2.8-3.5 lens which I love. Built like a tank and superb optical quality. <br> However, as I'm sure you folks know -- there's an aggravating delay in auto focus. I know that the em1 will focus "up to speed" with the E system lenses. -- I'd like to know though just how fast this focus speed actually is. Does the em1 focus with 43 lenses as fast as with micro 43 lenses.<br> I'm going to keep the 14-54mm lens but I'm thinking about getting a used em1 body for the enhanced autofocus performance.<br> Would this be worth the expenditure???<br> Thanks<br> PTK</p>
  5. <p>Hi,<br> So I'm using an OMD EM5 body to shoot video. I'd like to have a second body for a backup and also to have a second camera recording on a tripod so I can edit in shots from both cameras. <br> The specs. of the video from the epl-3 look pretty similar. I'm wondering of these two different bodies would produce files that would mesh well in an edited final product.<br> Thanks</p>
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