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Fun with the Olympus OMD

Hedgehog

Hedgehog

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Afternoon, below some images I've taken with 75-300. Not the ideal shooting conditions shooting predominantly at 260-300mm and the first time I've used this lens


1 by SayNoToLettuce,
 
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jonoslack

jonoslack

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Matt! you have a collection of Drones!

We went for a wet and misty walk before work this morning (drones not in evidence).

These were with the 12-35



 
Hedgehog

Hedgehog

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Hedgehog

Hedgehog

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Some pictures I took at the Olympic boxing earlier this week with the 75-300mm. Fast moving subjects, testing lighting conditions in a small seat at the back of the area with cheering fans proved a little problematic but that's the fun of photography. Love the rapid burst capability this camera provides.


1 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


4 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


12 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


14 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


P8050430 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


P8050442 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


P8050451 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


P8050497 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr


P8050490 by SayNoToLettuce, on Flickr
 
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m_driscoll

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jonoslack said:
Matt! you have a collection of Drones!

We went for a wet and misty walk before walk this morning (drones not in evidence).

These were with the 12-35



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Jono: These are both great. That first one really captures the 'mist'. :thumbup: Remember to be effective, 'drones' can't be seen. I wonder how many are currently flying over London?

Our drones, robots and wind-ups are captive; battery-less and unwound. Although, maybe late at night...

Cheers, Matt

Zenfolio | Matt Driscoll
 
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m_driscoll

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Third day in a row, that I'm waiting for an HVAC repairman (third company, too), so, I shot a few more with the CV 17.5mm MFT f/.95. This might be the only CV lens that I keep more then a few weeks. No drones overhead, here, because the police aren't allowed to have them. These are jpegs processed in LR4 (forgot to change back to RAW).

E-M5, CV Nokton 17.5mm f/.95; 8x ND; 1/60s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 1250


E-M5, CV Nokton 17.5mm f/.95; 8x ND; 1/60s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 400


E-M5, CV Nokton 17.5mm f/.95; 8x ND; 1/60s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 400


E-M5, CV Nokton 17.5mm f/.95; 8x ND; 1/640s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 200


E-M5, CV Nokton 17.5mm f/.95; 8x ND; 1/2500s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 200


E-M5, CV Nokton 17.5mm f/.95; 8x ND; 1/3200s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 200


Cheers, Matt

Zenfolio | Matt Driscoll
 
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brian1208

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The EM5 + 12-50 kit lens in macro mode is proving an amazing tool when combined with flash (I'm using an old FL36). I've been refreshing my technique for shooting Bees in Flight and am finding I can get results at least as good (if not better) than those I managed with the 7D / 5Dmk2 + 100 f2.8 LIS macro

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m_driscoll

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Dead faux flowers and Roses in the Pine.

E-M5; CV 17.5mm f/.95; 1/3000s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 200


E-M5; CV 17.5mm f/.95; 1/500s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 200


E-M5; CV 17.5mm f/.95; 1/250s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 200


E-M5; CV 17.5mm f/.95; 1/400s @ f/.95; -1/3 EV; ISO 200


Cheers, Matt

Zenfolio | Matt Driscoll
 
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