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<blockquote data-quote="globeglimpser" data-source="post: 220771" data-attributes="member: 13858">That's a lie. I also had my iPhone 5s <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" />I went to Melbourne with my V1, 10mm (28 eq), 18.5mm (50 eq). My DSLR and I had grown apart (I bought her 3 lenses since and we are now closer than ever). Anyway, I ended up fixing the 18.5 for most of the trip and using my iPhone as a 28 (close enough). Those two focal lengths (28+50) are my street Zen.I would love to post the photos but can't narrow down from the 64 so here is <a href="http://www.globeglimpser.com/gallery/melbourne-australia-2013" target="_blank">the full set</a> (linked). Not looking for an analysis but more a general impression of the set. Also a way to provide anyone on the fence with a view of the camera in action. I really recommend this for anyone who already has a system in place and wants something fun for socialising with friends and even travelling where photography is not the focus.I love my V1 but would never use it for landscapes, wildlife and well anything where I want to create colour prints (BW is not so bad as you can see). For those higher demand needs, I stop moaning and take my DSLR.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="globeglimpser, post: 220771, member: 13858"] That's a lie. I also had my iPhone 5s :P I went to Melbourne with my V1, 10mm (28 eq), 18.5mm (50 eq). My DSLR and I had grown apart (I bought her 3 lenses since and we are now closer than ever). Anyway, I ended up fixing the 18.5 for most of the trip and using my iPhone as a 28 (close enough). Those two focal lengths (28+50) are my street Zen. I would love to post the photos but can't narrow down from the 64 so here is [URL="http://www.globeglimpser.com/gallery/melbourne-australia-2013"]the full set[/URL] (linked). Not looking for an analysis but more a general impression of the set. Also a way to provide anyone on the fence with a view of the camera in action. I really recommend this for anyone who already has a system in place and wants something fun for socialising with friends and even travelling where photography is not the focus. I love my V1 but would never use it for landscapes, wildlife and well anything where I want to create colour prints (BW is not so bad as you can see). For those higher demand needs, I stop moaning and take my DSLR. [/QUOTE]

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