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Contest: Share and vote the best shots on the 43rumors FB wall!


Screenshot from the 43rumors FB page (Note: I have set German lang on my laptop).

For months now Patrick/Andrea from Fujirumors and SonyAlpharumors are running a photocontest on their sites. And I am now kindly “stealing” their idea and start my own contest too 😉

It works like that: On the 43rumors Facebook Wall (Click here) you can share your best pictures shot with an MFT camera and you can like the pictures from the other posters. A selection of the most voted pictures will be posted every week directly on 43rumors. There is nothing to win but a lot you can learn from that contest. You will see what others can do with their camera/lenses, and you can also make new friends or ask questions and tech tricks to photographers.

Got it? Now show us all your best pics at facebook.com/43rumors!!!

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    1. I have one. I think I posted 2 or 3 times back in 2009. That’s it.

      There are many more fun stupid things to waste time on…
      like shooting photos of stuff. 😉

  1. If there is no prize there is no point! You can watch all the pictures you want in Flickr groups or other m43 groups on FB…! And you can also interact, know peops. and ask questions… lol

    1. And how precisely G+ is different from FB?

      The fact that Google offers generous storage options, doesn’t change the fact that they both “own” everything you upload.

      1. Dummy00001:
        They don’t own, neither “own” the content of the creators.

        This has been debunked many times already, so use the google-fu to find ’em.

        1. You are so wrong there, FB keep any information and images you upload for their own nefarious purposes, I joined it a few years ago (seemed like a good idea at the time), decided I did not like the way it worked, so opted out (deleting everything beforehand), some six months later a friend contacted me saying they’d seen me on there as a friend to some person in the States. I immediately contacted FB to query it and was told “you chose to place your information on the site, you therefore accept that we do what we will with it”.

          READERS, BEWARE WHAT YOU PLACE ON FB.

  2. I like this idea! Getting 43rumors away from all the commercialism and affiliate marketing and engaging with users more. I’d like it if you brought the user reviews that used to me on here as well. I didn’t like seeing my personally rated reviews on lenses and cameras get deleted! There’s nothing wrong with affiliate marketing either as long as it’s done in moderation…

  3. Don’t see the point for this, with a site as Flickr free for everyone. But on the other hand I don’t care much, so if you join ENJOY!

  4. …is there any chance of getting a response on my message I sent to your FB-page 2 months ago? I mean, I know (!) that you’ve read it… Is it really that difficult?

      1. Yes, I know. After you hadn’t answered for one month I also wrote you an email (one month and 8 days ago) because I thought you might not check FB regularly.

      2. Why do you keep deleting all of my comments? There wasn’t even the slightest amount of criticism in the last one of them!

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