This dog is so happy to be going wherever he is going. I don’t know where this dog is going, but he is happy. This dog looks like a happy dog.

The viewfinder contains a lot of “stuff.” It’s at the top of the camera and houses the flash, the hot shoe for the external flash and inside, it contains the display, which according to OM Systems, gives a vertical/horizontal coverage of approximately 100% (page 2 of the official OM Systems spec sheet).

This is Maddie. Maddie is a Coon. She is the ‘famous’ Maddie the Coon. The photograph was made by Theron Humphrey and his websites are https://maddieonthings.

Photographing black dogs can be a real challenge, and here’s why: The Camera’s Color Conundrum: Cameras are designed to see everything in terms of middle gray, which means they’ll change a black dog to a gray dog.

When bought brand new, the OM-1 MKII comes with a single battery, the BLX-1. It also comes with the F-7AC USB-AC adapter and a USB-C (USB 3.

Koda is a Husky and German Shepherd mix. He has the eyes and the build of the Husky but the fur, ears and face belong to a German Shepherd.

People always say the micro four-thirds cameras do not have enough resolution to print photos at “reasonable” sizes. In the good old days, the standard size was 8x10, and a large print was 11x14, while the 11x17 was considered very large.

Conspiracies are everywhere. There is the 9/11 conspiracy where people claim that it was George Bush that bombed the Twin Towers in New York. There is the Area 51 conspiracy in Nevada.

Most Lithium ion batteries for cameras are made of 2 cells (the round stuff that looks like a AA battery) As far as I know, there are only 5 manufacturers of these Lithium Ion cells: 4 in China and 1 in Japan.

Her name is ‘Peace’. She’s a 3 or 4 years old and she deserves her name. Her owners first gave her that name because she’s nice and pleasant, then they found the name tag to match.