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It’s a Photokina year, so it’s not surprising that Panasonic would be announcing something besides its Lumix LX100 II advanced compact, but the company has been firmly Four Thirds since its first interchangeable-lens model came out over 10 years ago. So the rumor that the company plans to show a prototype of a full-frame camera on Sept. 25 at the show, for release next year, comes as a surprise.

4) To analyze the Pipe Joints Consumption with respect to individual growth trends, future prospects, and their contribution to the total market.

As for the cost, the adapter is machined out of 4140 steel which is quite harder to work with than the Aluminum that our AR’s are made out of. It also has multiple internal moving parts which have to be inlet for, with tolerances that have to be kept tight to insure proper lockup with repeated use. If you consider the cost of a US machine shop made compensator or brake, I think the price is fairly accurate when you account for the extra machining and parts fitting required to make one of the adapters. It is a purpose driven/Mission specific accessory and a useful one at that, just not one that everyone will want to pay for based on their own personal needs.

That’s a nice and necessary move for Panasonic. However it start to be messy lenses wise. This is the third new mount system anounced in few weeks! Where to go? Maybe the wize choice would keeping investing in EF and PL mount. What’s Newsshooter.com think about those new mounts?

• Run your water to flush out lead. Run water for 15 to 30 seconds or until it becomes cold or reaches a steady temperature before using it for drinking or cooking, if it hasn’t been used for several hours. This flushes lead-containing water from the pipes.

A new lens mount is going to be a headache as I won’t be able to use RF lenses on EF bodies and I’m looking to replace my 16-35mmL.

Yes it is lighter than the 5D but to be honest weight was never my biggest concern. It’s the lenses that have most weight when I travel.

Matthew Allard is a multi-award-winning, ACS accredited freelance Director of Photography with 28 years’ experience working in more than 47 countries around the world.

Shorter battery life, viewfinder never as good as an optical one. No IBIS is a major mistake no matter what excuse they come up with.

6) To project the consumption of Pipe Joints Consumption submarkets, with respect to key regions (along with their respective key countries).

Janet Combs is a freelance writer living in Georgetown County. Her column is published regularly in the Georgetown Times. Contact her at https://janetfrickecombs.wordpress.com.