Assisi in the fog...

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Assisi in the fog... sent on October 06, 2020 (18:27) by Dario Tofi. 1 comments, 755 views.

at 33mm, 1/1600 f/5.6, ISO 500, hand held. Assisi, Italy.

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Dario Tofi

sent on October 06, 2020 (18:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good evening everyone, I'm rehearsing with the Olympus or em10 mkiii. What are the flaws in this photo that I rushed to this morning on my way to work? I would be interested to have some advice, I think the pancake is not of great quality but my brother's fixed today I did not have it behind. It seems to me that he has a hard time hitting the fire, but it might just be my thought. I have never used the 4/3 format and I do not know its merits and defects.
Who do you recommend that it's not too bulky to carry around and that it's better than pancakes? It's a camera that took me in the purse to shoot at the time. For dedicated outings I have more.... but I would still like to figure out how to make it work better.
Thanks
Dario

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