Tour de France 2010
There are some days where the small form factor, relatively slow auto-focus and slow maximum aperture of the Panasonic GF1 and m4/3 lenses that I'm using aren't that much of a problem.
Today was not one of those days!
If you're choosing a camera to shoot stills at sports events like cycling, a GF1 probably wouldn't be your first choice. It was actually one of the few times that I really missed the focus speed of my old E30 and 50-200mm Olymus SWD lens combination.
To make matters more difficult, the conditions for the finishing stage of the Tour de France was overcast and fairly dull. All in all, however I'm happy with the few images that I did get this afternoon.
All images shot with Panasonic GF1 + 50-150mm f4-5.6 Olympus lens - (more images in the full blog post!)
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