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The only call that I thought was legit was the holding call .....the rest were butt..
The only call that I thought was legit was the holding call .....the rest were butt..
The team is obviously teaching an aggressive technique of pass coverage. Add the "ticky-tacky" calls it looks worse then it is. My guess is with time the CB's will better at hiding the contact.
Either that or the Ref's/League just have it out for us...
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Jimmy Wilson WAY better than Carol. Nickel is not really his best position. Would do better on the corner, and even better at safety.
He had a bad game, but wasnt helped by inconsistant refereeing. He will learn & improve. He isnt the worst, not by a long shot, but it is a position we should upgrade early in next years draft or FA.
i think the first PI was legit, i was cussing like hades on the couch until they showed him pulling the recievers arm down, the second was mehhh, he had his head turned around for a second and a half before the ball was in the recievers vicinty, that could've been a no call. and the holding was just garbage, even the announcers who were pro buffalo (i think nfl network must my NY based because watching the panthers-giants game they were all on the giants nuts even before it was a blow out) but anyways even the announcers say thats a no call. but hartline got hit in the back before the deep throw (i cant remember if it was a punt drive or missed field goal drive, but thinking the missed fg drive) no call. and the only other time the announcers thought a call went against us favor wise was on hartlines offensive PI which they said isnt called on veterans. you want rj stanford starting so be it, instead of PI itll be "toasty"

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Studio Session - Singer Melody Gardot
August 21, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: blender theater at gramercy, debut release, entire band, goodnight, heart, Interviews, love, melody gardot, personal story, play three, rainbow, songwriting, steinway piano, Studio Sessions, three songs, visuals
Singer Melody Gardot visited the WBGO studio yesterday, and she brought her entire band with her. Melody's debut release, Worrisome Heart, has generated a lot of attention for both her personal story and her intimate, original songwriting. She intended to play three songs - "Worrisome Heart," "Goodnight," and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." But she fell in love with our Steinway piano, and added "Love Me Like a River Does." Check out the session. If you like what you hear, and you want the accompanying visuals, be advised that Melody Gardot is playing tonight at the Blender Theater at Gramercy on East 23rd Street in New York.
SMV - Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, and Victor Wooten - Interview Feature with Eulis Cathey
August 20, 2008. Posted by .Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive
SMV, the super group, featuring bassists Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, and Victor Wooten, recently launched a world tour that continues through the end of October. (They'll be in Huntington, Long island, at the IMAC Theatre on Friday, August 22nd, and in New York City at the Nokia Theatre on Saturday, August 23rd). The accomplishments of these three bass players are simply astounding, and I was able to catch up with them to talk about their new CD "Thunder", the "Thunder Tour," and how they feel about working and recording together. It's obvious that they're not only great musicians, but great friends as well, and there was a relaxed, good natured feeling about the interview. Check it out, and let's hear your thoughts and any musical remembrances you may have about Stanley, Marcus, and Victor... - Eulis Cathey
JazzTimes - New Visionaries of Jazz
August 14, 2008. Posted by Angelika Beener.Add new comment | Filed under: concerts, Discovery, Jazz Alive, Jazz Community, Jazz Messages, Live Music, Studio Sessions
Kudos to JazzTimes! In the September issue, the cover story is "The Future Is Now: New Jazz Visionaries." Let me start by saying that I love the first part of that headline. I get so tired of hearing about the status of jazz, where is it going, what's going to happen to it, who will save it...you get where I'm going. My frustration comes from being on the jazz scene and seeing and all of the amazing talent, projects, bands, artists, compositions, collaborative efforts, etc. and then hearing those statements. It's like "What are you talking about? Have you checked out a show lately on any given night, at any given venue in the city, for starters?"
This article covers just a few of the "new visionaries." Christian Scott, Aaron Parks, Robert Glasper, Esperanza Spaulding, Marcus Strickland and others. Each artist has a full page story and photo. I think this issue was so necessary, and I really give it up to JazzTimes for making the blatently obvious even more obvious - that jazz is alive, well, and thriving. (Now, if cats could only earn the money that the music's worth...but that's another story).
Check out each of these artists when they're in a city near you. Both Aaron Parks and Esperanza Spaulding will be performing at the J&R MusicFest next Friday, August 22, and WBGO will be broadcasting it live! Learn more about it by clicking here.
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Axl Rose, Square Melon: Iconic Singer Demands 'Exotic' Fruit on Tour Rider
Axl Rose takes his nutrition and geometry very seriously. Among the items the Guns N' Roses frontman has placed on his tour rider, Britain's Sun newspaper reports, is a "square melon," a Japanese novelty designed for easy cutting and storage.
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On the edible side, Ford has worked on soy cushioning for over 10 years. The first prototypes didn't fare so well, but now some Ford Explorers have soy-based cushioning in seats and headrests. Byproducts from wheat cultivation are part of the Ford Flex's indoor trim bins. Waste from coconut processing, or coir, could soon find its way into bioplastic car parts that previously were made solely out of petroleum. Kenaf, a tropical plant related to cotton and okra, has leaves that are edible and is the base of a resin that replaced oil-based materials in the doors of some Ford Escape models. Ford says the amount of kenaf the company uses conserves 300,000 pounds of petroleum-based resin a year.
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Dacarbazine exerts its anti-cancer affect by a process called alkylation. Alkylation damages the DNA of cells, which prevents them from dividing, and causes them to die. Since cancer cells, in general, divide faster and with less error correcting than healthy cells, cancer cells are more sensitive to this damage.
Dacarbazine is given through intravenous (into a vein) infusion, over a period of 30-60 minutes. The dosage and schedule is determined by the person's size, type of cancer, and mode of administration. It can be given alone or with other drugs.
Even when carefully and correctly administered by trained personnel, this drug may cause feeling of burning and pain. Also there is a risk that this drug may leak out of the vein at the injection site, resulting in a localized skin irritation. If the area of injection becomes red, swollen, or painful at anytime during or after the infusion, notify your doctor or nurse immediately. Do not apply anything to the site unless instructed by your doctor or nurse.
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White blood cells (WBC) are important for fighting infection. While receiving treatment, your WBC count can drop, putting you at a higher risk of getting an infection. You should let your doctor or nurse know right away if you have a fever (temperature greater than 100.4 F), sore throat or cold, shortness of breath, cough, burning with urination, or a sore that doesn't heal.
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- Regular season record: 10-2
- Rank entering postseason: #7
- Bowl game: Orange Bowl vs Georgia Tech
Mississippi State was a College Football Playoff contender, but slipped down the rankings.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs play Division I college football for Mississippi State University in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). The Bulldogs play their home games in Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field in Starkville, MS. Mississippi State is coached by Dan Mullen. The Bulldogs' main rivals include Ole Miss, Alabama and Kentucky.
Mississippi State's football program began in 1914.The Bulldogs do not have a lot of championship hardware in their trophy case, but have produced a number of standout players that include 38 All-Americans and 124 National Football League Players. Mississippi State's most recent title came in 1998 when they won the SEC West division. The Bulldogs had an impressive 2010 campaign; they finished 9-4, were ranked 15th in the Associate Press poll, beat Georgia and Florida in the same season for the first time in school history and toppled Michigan, 52-14 in the Gator Bowl.
Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field
Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field is located at Lee Boulevard and Moore Road in Starkville, MS. The playing service was named for Don Magruder Scott, an Olympic sprinter and an MSU football standout. The stadium is named after Floyd Davis Wade, whose financial contributions made the stadium's 2002 expansion possible. The stadium has a capacity of 55,082; about 15,000 more seats than before the '02 expansion. The stadium's largest crowd was 58,103 in 2009 for a contest against the Alabama Crimson Tide.
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3/25/15: In a curious move, the SEC decided that independent schools Notre Dame, BYU and Army would count as Power 5 schools, thereby appeasing the conference rules of scheduling Power 5 opponents. Notre Dame and BYU make sense, but Army has not been a good football program in years. In any case, Mississippi State has scheduled a home and home series with BYU for 2016 and 2017. Of course, the Bulldogs' schedule does not need any padding. Playing in the SEC West is a gauntlet that few teams have to go through, and even less can survive.
3/18/15: There is a reason that coaches and fans alike fear those stretches of time when players have a lot of free time. There is a good chance for them to get into trouble. Such was the case with Mississippi State quarterback Dak Prescott. Prescott and two other Bulldogs' players were assaulted at a concert during spring break in Panama City. Prescott was left bloodied and bruised, but has declined to press charges. The trio went back to Starkesville, and fortunately, none sustained serious injuries. There has been no indication of what started the assault, though Prescott maintains that some young men started harassing them.
3/4/15: Bulldogs head coach Dan Mullin has done a tremendous job in building up the Mississippi State football program since being hired in 2008. He had been an assistant at Florida under Urban Meyer, and has shown that he can run the whole show. His record at MSU is 46-31 over six seasons, including a few weeks ranked No. 1 last season (the first time in school history). The school has rewarded him with an extension that runs through the 2018 season and a pay raise to almost $4.3 million per year. Smart move by the Bulldogs, as Mullin would be considered a top candidate for almost any job in the country.
2/11/15: It is not a proper revenge, but it is a bragging right for today. While Ole Miss won the Egg Bowl back in November, Mississippi State finished better in the recruiting battle this season with the 16th ranked class according to Rivals. Ole Miss was 21st. Most of the SEC and all of the SEC West did very well this recruiting class, with Arkansas being the lowest ranked SEC West team at #25. That speaks volumes about the competitive nature of the division and why it is the best division in all of college football, hands down.
2/4/15: In the final weekend of recruiting before National Signing Day, when every program is out on the road putting the finishing touches on their 2015 class, Mississippi State was ranked an impressive 17th overall by Rivals. In fact, all seven SEC West teams were ranked in the top 25, as well as three SEC East teams. The Bulldogs should have a pretty big recruiting class with 27 players committing either orally or with letters of intent. Almost all of them are from Mississippi, Alabama or Tennessee. One nice piece of bragging rights - Mississippi State is expected to have a better class than Ole Miss, who is ranked 24th.
1/28/15: Mississippi State is another SEC team that is enjoying a strong recruiting period this year. With about a week to go before National Signing Day, the Bulldogs have the 16th ranked recruiting class. In fact, all seven SEC West teams are in the top 25, with Alabama pacing the way at No. 1. Mississippi State has done very well in the junior college recruiting efforts, landing three of the top 26 available. While not as sexy as the high school recruits, JUCO transfers are often more mature and understand what they need to do to be successful since they have had a year or two more life experience.
1/21/14: Mississippi State got some good news last week as it was revealed that starting quarterback Dak Prescott will return for his senior season. Prescott had a great 2014 campaign and even got the Bulldogs to their first every number one ranking. His breakout season was highlighted with 3,449 yards, 27 touchdowns and only 11 interceptions. He also ran for almost 1,000 yards and 14 more touchdowns. Reviews are mixed about Prescott's ability to be successful in the NFL, but another year will give him a chance to hone his skills and keep MSU going at a strong pace.
1/14/15: The Bulldogs had an unexpected rise toward the top of the SEC West this past season, a season which included them being ranked number one overall for a few weeks, which was the first time that had ever happened in school history. Now, the expectations are growing in Starksville as Mississippi State looks to continue their rise up the college ranks. With that usually comes defections from underclassmen to the NFL, so it was not surprising that linebacker Benardrick McKinney declared for the draft, especially since he is viewed as a first round pick. Interesting item about McKinney, who led the team in tackles for the last two seasons, is that he came to MSU as a quarterback.
1/7/15: Getting to play in the Orange Bowl does not come around too often for Mississippi State. Unfortunately, the Bulldogs could not take advantage of this rare opportunity, and like many fellow SEC West schools, were upset. MSU was up against ACC runner-up Georgia Tech, who runs the triple-option offense. The Bulldogs simply had no answer to the unconventional rushing attack and gave up 452 yards on the ground to the Yellow Jackets. Georgia Tech would go on to win 49-34. But at least Mississippi State took a big step forward this season, one that can be the basis for a top program well into the future.
12/3/14: Mississippi State had a wonderful season and were ranked in the top four of the playoff committee's standings. Unfortunately, arch rival Ole Miss ruined the Bulldogs' chances at the playoffs with a 31-17 win in the Egg Bowl last Saturday. Head coach Dan Mullin said after the game anyhow that he did not think MSU would had a chance at the playoffs anyhow because they would have supplanted at least on conference champion, which would have set a bad precedent for future playoffs. The Bulldogs fell to 10-2 with the loss, which is still their best season ever, and will get them into a pretty good bowl game.
11/19/14: The dream season is not necessarily over, but there is certainly an obstacle in the road. The number one ranked Bulldogs faced Alabama in Tuscaloosa last weekend and hit their first roadblock with a 25-20 loss. Alabama controlled the first half, building up a 19-3 lead. Mississippi State battled back in the second half, but it was too little, too late. The loss sends the SEC West into chaos, not to mention how the college football playoff scenario is all shook up. But the season is not over for the Bulldogs, not by a longshot. they are stil 9-1 with a quality loss. They should get back on the winning side this week when they host Vanderbilt.
11/12/14: While several contending one-loss teams fell over the weekend (Notre Dame and Auburn come to mind right away), Mississippi State had nothing to worry about since they were hosting University of Tennessee - Martin. The No. 1 Bulldogs predictably blew out UTM 45-16, as it was just a glorified scrimmage. The real fun starts this weekend as we head into the final stretch. Mississippi State is now 9-0 and will put their playoff hopes on the line when they visit Alabama this Saturday. A loss does not necessarily knock them out of contention, but a win would go a long way to putting them in.
11/5/14: Even great teams struggle with lower-tiered squads on occasion, the trick is learning how to win. Such was the case for No. 1 Mississippi State last Saturday against Arkansas, who has not won an SEC game this season. The Razorbacks took a 10-0 lead and even held a three point advantage at half time. But the Bulldogs came back with 10 unanswered points in the second half to earn a 17-10 win. It was not Dak Prescott's best day, but his 311 yards passing, 61 yards on the ground and one touchdown were enough to escape Arkansas. There will be a bit less competition this Saturday as the Bulldogs host UT-Martin.
10/29/14: Mississippi State is in the heart of the soft part of their SEC schedule right now, so the important thing is to keep taking care of business and putting up wins. They did just that last Saturday at Kentucky, showcasing an efficient offense in a 45-31 win. QB Dak Prescott did not have his best day throwing by any means, throwing for only 216 yards, one TD and one INT. But he did put up 88 rushing yards and two scores. The running game was dominant overall. The Bulldogs combined for 326 yards and four touchdowns on the ground. Mississippi State is now 7-0, 4-0 and is back home to face Arkansas this Saturday.
10/22/14: Mississippi State enjoyed a meteoric rise from being unranked (and ignored) to being the number one ranked team in the land. It only took five weeks to accomplish that feat, the fastest in generations. In that time, the team beat LSU, Texas A&M and Auburn - all top 10 teams, while quarterback Dak Prescott has emerged as the favorite for the Heisman Trophy. The Bulldogs enjoyed a much-deserved bye week last weekend but are back at it this Saturday in a road game with Kentucky. After that, the Bulldogs are back at home to host the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday, November 1.
10/15/14: While Ole Miss may be proud of their No. 3 ranking, that is still two places behind new No. 1 Mississippi State. The Bulldogs made history by beating three top 8 ranked teams in successive weeks, bolting up the rankings from unranked to first overall. To recap, Miss State beat No. 8 LSU in Baton Rouge Then beat No. 6 Texas A&M at home and finished it off by trouncing No. 2 Auburn in Starkville, 38-23. Miss State is headed to Kentucky this weekend. But do not forget, if everything keeps going like it is now, then it may be No. 1 Mississippi State at No. 2 Mississippi for the Egg Bowl on November 29.


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Menopause, the time when a woman stops having menstrual periods, is not a disease or an illness. It is a transition between two phases of a woman's life.
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Bruce Lee, the most influential martial artist of the 20th century, died 39 years ago today. To commemorate the day, we present some of his most memorable scenes.
In this 1973 file photo released by Columbia Picture, shown is the late martial art movie star Bruce Lee. (AP Photo/Columbia Picture, HO, File)
Born Lee Jun-fan in San Francisco on November 27, 1940, Bruce Lee would go on to be an iconic figure whose films brought him worldwide popularity and helped spark interest in the martial arts in the West. Though he died in 1973 at the age of 32, he still looms large on the pop culture landscape.
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Fist of Fury
Also known as The Chinese Connection, this was Lee's second major film. Set in early 20th century Shanghai, the film involves Lee defending the honor of the Chinese Jingwu martial arts school against the Japanese enemies of the Bushido school. In this scene, Lee singlehandedly defeats every single member of the dojo, including the sensei. This movie is cited as being largely responsible for starting the trend of open-hand combat in martial arts movies, which had previously been more reliant on swordplay. Both Jackie Chan and Jet Li have starred in remakes of the film.
Enter the Dragon
Enter the Dragon, a co-production between Hong Kong's Golden Harvest and Warner Brothers was the first big-budget Hollywood martial arts movie and remains a classic of the genre. Future martial arts stars Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung both were as stuntmen in the film. For the scene below, actor Bob Wall allowed Lee to kick him with force, as a fake kick wouldn't come across as well on film. Lee obliged, and while delivering a side kick, broke Wall's sternum. Two of the extras standing behind Wall also broke their arms in the stunt and production had to shut down for three months (the kick in question occurs around the 2:35 mark).
Way of the Dragon
Bruce Lee had known Chuck Norris since they met in Long Beach at a martial arts demonstration in 1964. Lee was also in attendance the night Norris won the Professional Middleweight Karate championship title in 1968. Though Norris made his screen debut in the 1970 Dean Martin comedy The Wrecking Crew – a film for which Lee is credited as choreographing fight scenes – it was this classic scene in the Roman Colosseum fighting Bruce Lee that launched him into stardom. Norris would later be a pallbearer at Lee's funeral.
Game of Death
Released nearly five years after Bruce Lee's 1973 death, this film is remembered chiefly for the scene where 5'7" Lee takes on 7'2" L.A. Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (who, judging from the marks left on Lee's yellow jumpsuit, must have had some very dirty feet). Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was a student of Bruce Lee's during Lee's years in Los Angeles. Production on the movie was halted so that Lee could film Enter the Dragon, but Lee died before The Game of Death could resume. The movie was later released to include footage shot much earlier in Bruce Lee's career.
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Rory Rosszell
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Downsizing to E-M5
November 12, 2012, 01:39:44 AM »
After reading Richard's glowing review of the E-M5 (among others), as someone searching for better IQ and low-light performance (and feels that smaller is better), I am considering downsizing from a Nikon D80 + 18-200mm (rather than upgrading to the D7000). However, as great as the E-M5+12-60mm+adapter+grip sound, with all that size and weight, would I really be downsizing, and would the IQ be significantly different than if I opted for the much cheaper/simpler option of buying a D7000 body (and possibly a smaller zoom with better IQ)? Comments very much welcome.
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November 12, 2012, 07:57:09 AM »
Having owned 2 m4/3's cameras I do not feel you will get the image quality equal to the Nikon D7000. Since I have no idea of what type of photography you are engaged in it's hard to advise.
I would look into the new Fuji x-e1. Their lens line-up is coming along and they will be delivering on time unless major problems come up. The Fiji system has excellent IQ, small, light weight and at a decent price.
Good luck,
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November 12, 2012, 09:58:11 AM »
I suspect the answer is sort of yes and no. I did some direct comparisons this weekend of the D800 and the E-5M, at equivalent 35mm focal length with same top to bottom area of view under tight controls (camera on tripod, focus with live view, several shots to eliminate focus errors), each processed as best I could and printed at 17x22. You can see a difference in the prints, but only with your nose a foot away. So IMO it depend on your intended use. Dynamic range is another issue, of course.
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Quote from: AFairley on November 12, 2012, 09:58:11 AM
Dynamic range is another issue, of course.
And I think that is probably the biggest drawback with micro 4/3 cameras.
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November 12, 2012, 11:45:11 AM »
Yes, per DXOMark, the D7000 has about 1.5 stops more DR than the E-M5. That said, the E-M5 comes in at over 12 stops of DR (an amazing amount to this former Kodachrome shooter) which is more than adequate for all but the most extreme situations, especially when combined with the capabilities of LR4/ACR7 to tame highlights and pull detail out of the shadows.
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November 12, 2012, 11:55:25 AM »
Quote from: brianrybolt on November 12, 2012, 07:57:09 AM
Having owned 2 m4/3's cameras I do not feel you will get the image quality equal to the Nikon D7000.
so if owned a Contax FF dSLR you'd also say that FF camera will not get the image quality equal to the Nikon D7000 no matter what, right ?
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Quote from: Jim Pascoe on November 12, 2012, 11:35:21 AM
And I think that is probably the biggest drawback with micro 4/3 cameras.
true, but somehow that does not stop people from using Canon APS/Cs which are even more behind D7000s/K5s of the world in terms of DR at base ISO
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November 12, 2012, 05:50:17 PM »
I have both the d7000 and the E-M5, I don't use the d7000 any more (I never liked the viewfinder with the permanent af field) and of course the d7000 offers a better image quality (noise and dr) the om-d is quite good (and it has much nicer skintones out of camera (and I never managed to get really good skintones with the d7000 (with LR3 and 4) however I'm no expert in color correction so you might not have this problem). the om-d also has a very useful shadows/highlights exposure warning (how to use it
) which makes it very easy to get the right exposure.
apart from that the size is very important I have the om-d with the 12/2, 20/1.7 and 45/1.8 in my backpack almost all the time and it is barely noticeable. so if you don't mind the size of the d80, just get the d7000 but if you want something lighter definitely get the om-d (or the fuji, the differnece with one or two lenses is probably not that noticeable, but if you want more lenses then it might be a bigger difference in size and weight).
what I miss though is the dynamic range of the d7000, you could just not care about the exposure because it mattered so little. so I didn't care much and didn't have a well exposed picture (easy fix with little quality loss). with the om-d I have to be more careful but due to the excellent shadows/highlights "blinkies" it isn't hard to get well exposed pictures.
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November 12, 2012, 06:25:53 PM »
Hi Rory, Well, I just went the other way from a Olympus E620 which is a 4/3 to the Nikon D7000. My main concern was what to do with the excellent lenses that I own for the 620. They work on the E-5 (OM-D EM-5!!) with an adapter, but there are issues when doing that. Anyway, I was at a discount day at Hunt's camera and the Nikon and Olympus dealers were side by side. I had a D5100 in my hand when I asked the Nikon dealer why he would prefer the Nikon to the Oly and his answer was two words, "The sensor". He also pointed out that with the Nikon there would be a much wider choice of lenses. Nikon accessories are more widely available, too. When I lost the remote shutter part, stores had the Nikon, but not the Olympus in stock.
What drew me to the Nikon D7000 was the focus options. The E-5 has a interesting touch screen, however. Just touch the screen on the spot where you want the focus point to be an it appears!
What I will miss on the Nikon is the swivel options on the LCD, especially when I have the camera held down for a low angled shot.
In the Oly, I also got used to seeing the exposure number in the LCD in Manual Mode. It was easy to change the EV number and watch the effect it would have on the image. This can be done with the D7000, but the exposure button has to be pressed and there does not seem to be a connection between the viewfinder exposure number, the screen on the top, and that on the LCD screen. The Nikon is filled with many more features than the OLY which will take longer to learn, I am sure. The Oly manual fits easily in a pocket, which was convenient for the field while I was learning it.
I will miss the lightweight and size of the Oly. The mm on the Oly is double that of the 35mm which works to one's advantage with telephoto, but not wide angle. For example, the 4/3 300mm equals 600mm on a 35mm scale, but a 12mm 4/3 equals a 24mm.
The only reason I changed was that the OLY has been having to go for repairs more frequently including a vacation last month when I had rented a high quality wide angle lens from BorrowLens that I never got to use. Groan. (I have had the camera over three years, but it was not new when I purchased it.)
Anyway, those are some random details that do not have much to do with the quality of images. I certainly do not have the ability to distinguish which cameras were used in any photo I have seen in contests here, or in courses I have taken online!
Downhill skiers have a wide choice of brands and models to choose from, but I rarely, if ever, hear someone complain about a new pair of skis. People tend to enjoy what they own, just like photographers.
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Re: Downsizing to E-M5
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November 17, 2012, 11:53:24 PM »
Thank you very much to all those who responded. The hands-on experience is invaluable. As nice as the D7000 sounds, and as much as IQ and dynamic range effect the quality of the pictures, I really think, primarily due to the reduced size/weight, I will eventually switch to a m43 system. Most who have used both systems seem to feel that m43 quality has reached such a high level that under most circumstances it is indistinguishable from pictures taken with an APS camera. It sound like in addition to the E-M5, I should check out the Fuji XE-1 (about which I know nothing).
Although, I remember trekking around East Africa when I was young with a heavy 35mm system, as I get older (now in my 50s) I don't want to do so much lugging, and because I now want to buy the decent birding zoom that I never bought because I didn't want to have to lug around a 1.5-2kg lens (cost was also a factor), m43 seems to be the way to go - especially when I have people writing to me to say that despite all the criticism the Oly 12-50 is a joy to use (and the macro feature would be great for flowers), and I see decent reviews for half-kilo tele-zooms like the Lumix 100-300 and the Olympus 75-300.
However, because the range of quality m43 lenses is still quite limited, I think I may hold off for a bit and hope that some good lenses become available in the near future. For now, I'm thinking of picking up a used Tamron 24-135 (I can get one here in Tokyo for about $150), which sounds like a very sharp lens, with a good range, and a semi-macro feature that I could use for flowers. I hope that on my D80 I will see an appreciable improvement in quality over my 18-200, but I really won't know until I get a chance to compare. From what I've read, the Tamron is the kind of lens I hope will soon become available in a m43 mount.
Your last point is certainly a good one. You can discuss and compare until the cows come home, but many of the details that people harp on aren't really meaningful because even the loser in many comparisons produces excellent pictures. Such is the state of modern technology.
Thanks gain for all your feedback.
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Rory, I recently bought a fujifilm EX-1 with the 3 available primes at the moment. I have been blown away by the IQ. Relatively fast glass, excellent dynamic range, low noise, and great high iso shots. I've loaded all the firmware updates and the camera/lenses are a dream plus it weighs nothing and I'm over 65. I'm used to hauling around a Sony A900, Zeiss 24-70 f/2.8, 70-200 f/2.8G lens, 35mm f/1.4 and a Minolta 16-35 f/2.8 zoom. I recently came back from shooting in Colo. and New Mexico. My decision was made then. My body couldn't take it anymore. I had previously shot with 2 m4/3's cameras for personal stuff but could never get on with the lack of good IQ (I tend to print up to 22x36"). Fuji is now working with Adobe and I expect the RAW conversion will get better but I can certainly live with the ones that are produced now. I suggest you rent the camera for a day or two and see how you get on. They have a good lens line up and seem to be on target with their releases.
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Dear Brian,
Thank you very much for writing. Sorry for the long delay in responding.
It's great to hear how pleased you are with the EX-1. You are certainly not alone.
If you are printing 22/36" prints, you are obviously doing more serious work than me.
I am unfortunately not much of a prime guy and much prefer the versatility of zooms. Although Fuji currently offers the 18-55mm (and has a tele zoom in the works), Olympus has a much wider range of options in the prosumer range (although the IQ is better, I don't want the heavy pro grade glass (e.g., 12-60mm and 50-200mm + adapter) because it would defeat the purpose of moving to a smaller/lighter system). Despite the negative reviews, many are happy with the IQ of the 12-50mm (which also has a semi-macro feature) and the 75-300mm zooms. Those are what I am currently thinking of going with.
Although you say you were not satisfied with the IQ of your m43 shots, you don't mention any particular makers or lenses. Have you had the opportunity to try out the E-M5 (which many claim has raised m43 IQ to a new level)?
Thanks again,
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Rory, I can't help but think some respondents are unfamiliar with m4/3 as it now stands with the Sony sensor coming on stream in the latest Olympus bodies.
I don't think you will have any problems with image quality or dynamic range. And with Olypmus you get the best lens manufacturer outside Germany, so any tiny gains with a Nikon body are wiped out with the lens, any tiny downsides of the E-M5 are more than made up for in lens quality. So don't forget the lenses in your choice, they are the heart of a system. And you also have the superb Panasonic lenses to chose from. In fact if you are an equipment junkie you can leapfrog between Panasonic and Olympus bodies as they each outdo each other,
and keep all your lenses
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I'm probably too late to this to help the OP but I thought I'd chip in anyway...
I have a 5D and the best lenses that I usually use are a Sigma 50mm or 85mm f1.4 and these are pretty nice lenses IMVHO. I also have a Panasonic G1 which is a first generation MFT camera, I use a Voigtlander 25mm f0.95 or legacy Rokkor or Zuiko lenses, my favourite being a Rokkor 55mm f1.7.
I find that at low to middling ISO's the G1 plus what I think is a nice lens can produce whole images that can easily be lost amongst 5D images and the vast majority of people would never find them without serious pixel peeping and looking for very minor clues. At the higher ISO's the 5D pulls ahead but with care and careful post capture processing G1 images are still perfectly usable at 1600 and even with a little more thought and care at 3200. I fully expect that newer MFT cameras will close the gap even further.
If you are going to produce massive prints or do heavy crops which are going to hang on a gallery wall a first generation MFT camera may not be capable of capturing the same image quality as a full frame camera but for reasonably sized whole image prints up to and including A3 and the usual on screen and web viewing I find my humble G1 to be perfectly adequate, at low to middling ISO settings. I fully expect that newer MFT cameras will be even better.
One common complaint against MFT is DoF control and by that most mean the ability to get really shallow DoF. I find the difference between MTF and APS-C to be minimal and I find that I can get shallow DoF from MFT when I want it by using longer lenses, wide apertures and by willing to alter my camera to subject distance and framing. DoF is a two way street of course and one real advantage of MFT is the ability to get adequate DoF at higher shutter speeds and / or lower ISO settings. For example I can get a higher shutter speed and / or lower ISO setting with the DoF I want with a MFT and 25mm lens set to f1.4 - f2.8 but with a FF and 50mm lens I'll need to use a smaller aperture setting to get the equivalent DoF. This is a real advantage for MFT when shooting handheld with available light.
I'd urge anyone thinking aout looking at MFT to give them a fair trial, they may surprise.
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Thank you Scooby and Steve for adding your perspectives. If I can get clear images up to A3, I'll be a happy guy. (I rarely print over A4.) I just want what I print to show the details clearly. I will have to figure out the best way to deal with any DoF problems that present themselves after buy the camera and a lens or two. If m43 is not as good at blurring out the background as APS, I would expect that it might work better for macro where DoF is often more shallow than I would like it to be (when shooting flowers, for example). And as Steve pointed out, the option of being able to buy both Oly and Panny lenses as well as to jump back and forth in order to be able to use the most versatile body available is no doubt a great advantage. Thank again, Rory
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