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gx80 is indeed one of the most well-rounded Lumix cameras out there, I might get it next year for myself as a fun little camera and for these B&W profiles. I agree that a gx80m2 or an LX100m3 with at least 20mp would be just perfect.

@shelkiefilm yess!the B&W profiles on it is soo good. Especially the high contrast BnW filter in creative filters. I just use a function button to activate creative filter with this filter selected already and like that, with a double press u can quickly switch to BnW and its soo good.

Thank you for watching! E-PM2 is an amazing camera, hope you have a lot of fun with it.

Thanks for the reply! My E-pm2 is coming with the 17 2.8. The 20mm images to me seem a bit nicer to my eye. Is there a reason you like to keep both lenses considering the sizes and focal lengths are so similar? I appreciate your feedback.

I have actually sold the 17 2.8 lens recently. I liked how compact it was but the 20 1.7 is just much better optically, it is more sharp, has better contrast and colors. And indeed, it did not make sense anymore to keep both of them :) The 17 2.8 is still ok though especially for super casual or beginner photography. And you can always sell it separately later, it goes for a decent price (I sold mine for about $130 on a local marketplace).

Thank you for watching and kind words 🫡

Thanks for watching! Would love to see the results you get, I am curious about this lens 🙌🏻

Yeah I remembered about it when editing. The sensor in the Q is much smaller though so the pen mini still deserves a lot of respect 🌝

@@TrapPhoneLoveMelodiesss thanks a bunch, appreciate it.

Nice, thanks mate! Yeah slow zoom is actually annoying, true. Leica has a D-Lux 8 now which is again the same camera but newer and faster, maybe that’s the best way to go. But again, a bit too expensive :)

Thanks a lot for watching and for the kind words!

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Watch the video then you'll have your answer.

@@brendanclark81 thanks so much! Appreciate it. I did not aim at any specific film stock exactly, but recipe 1 was inspired by portra 400 (I found iso 200 works better though) and recipe 2 by kodak gold.

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked the results :)

Thanks mate, appreciate it! I am genuinely surprised by how cool and interesting the final pictures are from these old cameras. Now I want to try these recipes with newer Olympus cameras with 16 or 20mp.

@@shelkiefilm I've been testing your recipes on my E-P5. For the most parts very comparable. Maybe the colors are a touch more saturated on my 16MP EP5 and definitely more dynamic range. Monotone looks identical. The muted recipe doesn't look quite as nice on my EP5, or maybe the light was just better in your shots. Overall very nice results, thanks man.

Thanks! They are in the description: www.threads.net/@snapsbyshelkie/post/DAlLGc1Nsd7?xmt=AQGzt9grRvhbt_2yXw3Uslts71CoEx5z1DvZyDVTQqjrWg Did not find a way to put them in the video

Great, thank you :)

@@austinastray4444 thank you so much, appreciate it!