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Fun with the Olympus OMD

Knorp

Knorp

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Brian Mosley said:
Bart, I think the bird has cleaner feet ;)
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You could be well right there, Brian. Well spotted :thumbs:

Brian Mosley said:
Actually, your challenge took me to this post on dpreview which points out the greater detail one can achieve (only noticeable at 100% magnification) by shooting at ISO 100 rather than ISO 200... I had a look at the comparometer on imaging resource and it does look evident (for those of you with fighter pilot eyesight lol)
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One reason I try to shoot at ISO 100, if circumstances allow, is that, to my eyes at least, it shows cleaner results in the OOF area (less 'grainy').
For your reference: the first shot is ISO 1000 and the second ISO 200.

Anyway, good try and thanks for playing, but it's not the answer to this little challenge ... :p

Kind regards.
 
Brian Mosley

Brian Mosley

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...so it's not that the second shot is cleaner than the first? hmmm... you've got me then Bart :watch: must be something much more obvious I'm missing :)
 
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