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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread

pegelli

pegelli

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Nice pictures of the B&B Bart, also the processing (soft glow but still detailed) suits the wintery scenes well.
How did you achieve that, negative clarity or some kind of Orton treatment?
 
Knorp

Knorp

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pegelli said:
Nice pictures of the B&B Bart, also the processing (soft glow but still detailed) suits the wintery scenes well.
How did you achieve that, negative clarity or some kind of Orton treatment?
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Thank you, Pieter.
Indeed, it's the negative clarity and pronounced colouration that I became to like.
Nothing serious, I suppose it's just a temporary whim ... :eek:

All the best.
 
bensonga

bensonga

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A couple more shots from the 2016 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion at Laguna Seca in August.

Both taken with the GH3 and Pana 100-300mm lens.

Gary

Group 2B Devin Porsche 356 on the Andretti Hairpin (Turn 2)


Group 3B pair of Chevron B16s on the Andretti Hairpin (Turn 2)


Group 2B on the Andretti Hairpin (Turn 2)
 
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PSon

PSon

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Father and son share a moment together.

OM-D E-M1.2 + Summicron-R 50mm + Metabones speed booster (MSB)
 
monk

monk

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Teenage currawong. (bottomless appetite). (EM1.2 + Pana-Leica 100-400)


Mother of teenage currawong. (Would it kill you to be grateful for a mother's sacrifices?)


Teenage currawong's attitude.
 
biglouis

biglouis

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Took my GX8 for a spin yesterday to photograph the cranes being installed on a nearby construction site. It was the first time I used the camera in about 3 weeks. It was like putting on a wonderfully comfortable pair of shoes. Taken with the Olympus 7-14/2.8

 
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