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Fun with the Olympus OMD

scho

scho

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Two handheld panos with the E-M5II + 40-150 taken on an afternoon stream walk in the gorge below my house.



 
scho

scho

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Early spring at the Cornell Arboretum. E-M5II+12-40 Pro. I think that Flickr is adding some unwanted sharpening when resizing the original uploads, click for original for comparison.





 
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Annna T

Annna T

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From a night walk down in the city.
Rue des Mayennets, Sion.

Wow.. looking at the EXIF I see that I have sot at 0.3 sec., handheld. Now the IBIS is really doing wonders, because I never had very steady hands. I hadn't noted I had such a low speed or I'd have upped the ISO, even if my limit with the E-M5s lies at ISO800.

OMD-Em5II, m.Zuiko 12-40mm Pro at 12mm, 0.3 sec. F2.8 ISO800


Rue des Mayennets, Sion - 20160411_014em52i
by rrr_hhh, sur Flickr
 
tashley

tashley

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Horse/*** (taken at local pony club meet today) shows the problems and benefits of shooting EM-1 at LOW ISO - even at an exposure compensation of -1EV the equine rump was totally blown on the top side. I had to patch some hair back in using a gentle clone brush in Photoshop... on the plus side, the file had good shadow latitude and nice crisp detail.

 
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scho

scho

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Just returned after a week long family reunion and beach vacation on Hatteras island (North Carolina outer banks). A few snaps taken with the E-M5II using both the 12-40 and 40-150 Pro lenses.



















 
k-hawinkler

k-hawinkler

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tashley said:
Horse/*** (taken at local pony club meet today) shows the problems and benefits of shooting EM-1 at LOW ISO - even at an exposure compensation of -1EV the equine rump was totally blown on the top side. I had to patch some hair back in using a gentle clown brush in Photoshop... on the plus side, the file had had shadow latitude and nice crisp detail.

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Thanks Tim. So what would have been the correct way to expose this image? TIA.
 
tashley

tashley

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k-hawinkler said:
Thanks Tim. So what would have been the correct way to expose this image? TIA.
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Who knows? The sensor doesn't have enough DR for the scene. If I'd had a second chance having seen it on a computer I'd have no better idea. You lose highlights or you lose shadow. Given that choice I'd prefer to lose shadow so I'd have gone -1 2/3 and busked the processing. As is, faking it with a clone brush is a reasonable alternative.
 
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