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Old 03-25-2012   #1
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Magnum shooter...using X100
My friend Harry Engels ran into Thomas Dworzak http://www.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?V...omas%20Dworzak from Magnum Photo yesterday in Europe. Thomas is now shooting the X100, in case anyone is interested.



He was a Contax G2 shooter back in the day...
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The watermarks on the magnum site make me unable to appreciate any photo.
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The link was just for his credentials. I don't know if there is current work to see. Just passing along that Dworak is shooting the Magic X
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Great photos, indeed Magnum class.. Thank you. For such persons camera does not mean much, take Alex Majoli for example; with point & shoot for long years:

http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/mul...id=7-6468-7844
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Exactly ... Magnum photographers (along with other greats) use whatever gets the job done. I think Majoli may try the OM-D as well.
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I've recently started to appreciate my cell phone as a perfectly respectable camera. The end result is all that matters.
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nice thread. thanks for the links.
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There's quite a few top photographers using the x100 - some as their everyday 'carry' and some as one of their main cameras.
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Magnums Ian Berry for fujifilm UK - http://www.finepix-x100.com/sites/al...nepix_x100.pdf
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Give Joseph Koudelka an X100 and he will again be Joseph Koudelka..
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