Fun with the Olympus OMD

[Knorp]

Perhaps Bart - but lovely and perfectly made photos all the same. :clap::clap:

which lens were you using?

Those :cussing: burglars left me a couple of lenses: this is the apo-telyt 135/3.4

Kind regards.

 

[Knorp]

Double image trick: set your window wide enough !

 

[k-hawinkler]

Double image trick: set your window wide enough !

Thanks Bart. That's a really neat trick I have to keep in mind!

 

[scott kirkpatrick]

Some views of the West Bank

Bayt Iksa and the tomb of the prophet Samuel (on the hilltop), just west of Jerusalem:

Sorry if it causes a slow download. It's a 64 MPixel shot from the M5.2

And these mansions are in Beit Hanina, on the western edge of Ramallah:

Both with OM-D E-M5.2, 40-150/2.8 at f/5.6

scott

 

[chrism]

I got up this morning to find a young lady had spent the night in my garden. Taken through the dining room window with the Pana 100-300mm:

Chris

 

[scott kirkpatrick]

Summer evening

Wohl rose garden, Jerusalem, 7 pm, OM-D M1 45/1.8

scott

 

[scho]

Detail from a painting on the Children's Garden tool shed. E-M5II+12-40

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

last night's sunset ...
pano stitched in LR6

C U,
Rafael
​

 

[marlof]

Those :cussing: burglars left me a couple of lenses

Awww man. That's too bad!

 

[scho]

An un-remarkable shot of some skunk cabbage growing at the edge of a swamp. Shot using HR mode with the E-M5II and 75mm f/1.8. There is also a 100% crop from the 64 MP original revealing some interesting details.



Crop of dead tree in above image. Insect or amphibian eggs?

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

Sunday morning sunrise ...

C U,
Rafael

 

[Knorp]

Sunday morning sunrise ...

Lens: OLYMPUS M.12-40mm F2.8 Shot at 29 mm
Exposure: Manual exposure, Aperture priority AE, 1/2,000 sec, f/4, ISO 2000, Compensation: -1

You could have used a much lower ISO value here, Raf !

Kind regards.

 

[jonoslack]

HI There
so much good stuff here (Scott, your downloads are excruciating on our 2mb internet - it might be good to put a link to the huge files?)

I wen't out on a dull morning with the 60 macro (what a fine lens it is for the money). Here are some results:

the first flag iris

Purple Haze

Mohican

On a Bender​

 

[Annna T]

Jono, your iris is very nice ! It is my favorite of the lot.

 

[jonoslack]

This is with the 12-40 and the E-M5ii

Red Campion Silene dioica and Blue Sky​

 

[scott kirkpatrick]

Strange behavior of this site in Chrome (on Mac10.10.3);

After I put in a like for Jono's post, the picture swelled with pride. I now see it (oops, briefly saw it) at full 2400 pixel width on my 1900 pixel wide screen. It's a lovely shot, but I wish I could do it for other pics as well.

scott

 

[scho]

Strange behavior of this site in Chrome (on Mac10.10.3);

After I put in a like for Jono's post, the picture swelled with pride. I now see it (oops, briefly saw it) at full 2400 pixel width on my 1900 pixel wide screen. It's a lovely shot, but I wish I could do it for other pics as well.

scott

I saw the same behavior in Safari. The image was apparently uploaded as a 2400 pixel wide so the site software automatically downsizes it to 1200. Control click to open image in new window to see the original full size again.

 

[Knorp]

This is with the 12-40 and the E-M5ii

Bladder Campion and Blue Sky​

This is by far my favourite, what an amazing sight.
I like the yellow rapeseed fields, but I've never seen a field like this before, lovely !

:OT: Because of its deep pink colour, is it really Bladder Campion (Silene Vulgaris) ?

Kind regards.

 

[Knorp]

Crop of dead tree in above image. Insect or amphibian eggs?

Well - what is it, Carl ?
I'd day insect eggs ...

Kind regards.

 

[scho]

Well - what is it, Carl ?
I'd day insect eggs ...

Kind regards.

Yes, insect eggs.