i noticed there are some focus stacking micro four-thirds shooters in here

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7. I needed it.

I worked around large landscape and wildlife plus I just love flowers, which where my macro comes in, and sometimes just messing around. I couldn't carry a lot of camera along so that had to be it, I am still happy with it. I had a Cannon AE1 for a long time before digital came along and my first digital was a Powershot S10, I think. Takes amazing macros for novices but it has no eyepiece and the monitor is fixed. And a Cannon EOS40D, sort of a hybrid, the lenses are manual. I don't use it much but I took some fantastic RAW shots of a forest fire once upon a time. And some pictographs in Utah with it, those turned out nice.

I started out with 35mm and process cameras used in publishing, decades ago. Film was costly so I was happy when digit showed up. I can take all the chances I want and it costs nothing for the throwaways. I love that part. I have toyed with the idea of editing so I feel that coming on in the next few months. It's going to be a long winter.