The Lumix is going back

So today I decided that I would send back my Lumix to MPB.

It's really sad I didn't enjoy using the camera but it just isn't good enough in low light, I think it was because the centre is cropped and due to the size of the lens across the sensor .

I am sad to send it back but it's going to be I feel better so you use a good smartphone so I'm looking now at the pixel 6 and hopefully I can trade this one in and get a pixel 6 .

The quality for the pixel 6 seems to be good enough for what I need I think now that I might not even carry the camera around and I'm going to use my other Lumix for just bird photography .

So let's see how we go I will keep you posted on here so hope you read this blog today and see how we get on!

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