Like I've mentioned in my Olympus EP-1 review (http://reviews.davidleetong.com/?p=1177), this cam creates great B&W images, add some basic post-processing and I like the output a lot.

Basic workflow can be found here (http://reviews.davidleetong.com/?p=764). Edited images transferred to PS for output sharpening.

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TFL.

Really really dig the cart set! Crunchy bnw's! (ang lutong!)

very nice set sir :)

That came from a single junk yard collection truck bed actually hehe. All the shots with the exception of the store were taken within 5 steps of each other.

Sir David, are all of this straight from the cam monos?

Paolo: No, please read the first 2 lines of my post :)

Sweet, David. Very sweet.

One more

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thanks for sharing the workflow :)