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Mirrorless Monday - Photography, Leica and Mark Toal

7/1/2019

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"Mirrorless Mark" (Mark Toal) is back today with two stunning images. He was out and about in Las Vegas with the GX9 and the Leica 10-25mm lens. I love these short posts he shares because Mark is staying in tune with his surroundings and sharing his "adventures" during his never-ending travel, usually for business. If you've met Mark then you know photography runs through his veins and he's never without a camera. 

Panasonic's tagline is "Changing Photography," and they've stayed true to that commitment with every LUMIX camera and lens they've introduced us to. Check out the GX9 and Leica lens with a click on either thumbnail below. And to see an even larger image, click on either one Mark's sharing today and view in the SCU Lightbox. 

Looking for great images along with ideas and tips to be a better photographer? Check out Mark's blogs.  You'll never be disappointed in the content he shares. And as I always suggest check out the LUMIX Ambassador team. They're an incredible group of artists and focused on helping you raise the bar on your skills set and the quality of your images. 

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LUMIX GX9 MIRRORLESS CAMERA BODY, 20.3 MEGAPIXELS, IN-BODY IMAGE STABILIZER, PLUS 12-60MM F3.5-5.6 KIT LENS - DC-GX9MK
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LUMIX G LEICA DG VARIO-SUMMILUX 10-25MM, F1.7 ASPH. LENS, MIRRORLESS MICRO FOUR THIRDS MOUNT, H-X1025

by Mark Toal
 
Once in a while I’m lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time. A while ago I was handed an early version of the new Panasonic Lecia 10-25mm f/1.7 lens and walked the Las Vegas strip with it. I’m a little biased since I work for Panasonic, so I’ll let the images speak for themselves. The camera body was a Lumix GX-9.
 
Yes, it is a little large, but to be able to shoot at 10mm, f/1.7 with auto focus makes it all worthwhile for me. I think this might replace the Lumix 7-14mm as my favorite Micro Four Thirds lens. 
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