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With jaac. Thanks for dropping by!Originally Posted by berlin report
your store looks amazing
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your store looks amazing
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your store looks amazingOriginally Posted by indesertum
Thank you!
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Originally Posted by yfyf
what are the balmorals? looks really nice.
also your blog
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what are the balmorals? looks really nice.Originally Posted by indesertum
also your blog
Thanks and thanks about the blog, too! Edward Green on the 202 last. You reminded me to update the blog too, I have an S90 and a GRD III that have been getting a bit of use but no words yet.
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Originally Posted by willy cheesesteak
pretty sure wily's jacket is monclerOriginally Posted by Teger
almost Teger ;-) but you are right about the resemblance. it looks like its a ripoff of the grey version of the Branson (same model I was wearing yesterday at the farinellis store).
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Thanks and thanks about the blog, too! Edward Green on the 202 last. You reminded me to update the blog too, I have an S90 and a GRD III that have been getting a bit of use but no words yet.Originally Posted by yfyf
omg. that's the exact two cameras i wanted more information. im tending towards teh grdIII because i like the discreetness and the various features and customizability and the prime lens (i dunno. prime lenses are just so much more fun on a street camera. no need to mess around with zooming in and trying terribly hard to compose the picture), but the s90 control ring sounds so cool. i dont think ive seen a lot of information on the quality of the lenses tho.
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omg. that's the exact two cameras i wanted more information. im tending towards teh grdIII because i like the discreetness and the various features and customizability and the prime lens (i dunno. prime lenses are just so much more fun on a street camera. no need to mess around with zooming in and trying terribly hard to compose the picture), but the s90 control ring sounds so cool. i dont think ive seen a lot of information on the quality of the lenses tho.Originally Posted by indesertum
Well from my brief few weeks of using both, I currently prefer the S90. I am a huge fan of the GRD II and am still pleased by the GRD III but the S90 just feels so natural in use. It's sort of like the S90 is a classic, headache-free P&S with manual features for when you need them vs the GRD III being a mini DSLR that requires more focus and attention. That's still not a very good analogy but maybe you see what I'm getting at. (what the **** did I just say)
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looks fine with you wearing it open, hard to tell otherwise
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Well from my brief few weeks of using both, I currently prefer the S90. I am a huge fan of the GRD II and am still pleased by the GRD III but the S90 just feels so natural in use. It's sort of like the S90 is a classic, headache-free P&S with manual features for when you need them vs the GRD III being a mini DSLR that requires more focus and attention. That's still not a very good analogy but maybe you see what I'm getting at.Originally Posted by yfyf
(what the **** did I just say)
makes sense to me, but how does the grdIII need more focus and attention?
@ all are common, seems a little tight even with everything open especially in the arm sleeves and shoulders, but a little hard to see.
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^^^Nice. Like the jacket/cardigan.
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