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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread

AlanS

AlanS

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GX80, Olympus 12mm f2.0, River Wear.




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mmTK

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Another beautiful day, with my borrowed GM1. Very tempted to get one myself, but college tuition is very expensive for foreign students here in Seattle.:cry:
 

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AlanS

AlanS

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Lumix GX80, Zuiko ED 12-60mm f2.8-4.0 SWD

The first shot is a screen grab and shows the correct colours as displayed on my monitor (BenQ sw320 4k calibrated to RGB) s/w is DxO.
The second is the jpeg converted to sRGB and shows a distinct "pink" colour.
Can any of you knowledgable guys give me a clue what is happening?
It is the same if I use C1 so believe it is a profile issue, just not sure what.

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Paul_Kerfoot

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biglouis said:
I'm also a former Leica user. The 'Leica' branded Lumix lenses are part of the reason I am now a former user. Even the non-Leica branded lenses are good. The 20/1.7 in particular is really a Summicron by another name, imho.

LouisB
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It's an exceptionally good lens, especially considering the price/size. It's Goldilocks on the smaller bodies. I have a first genertation 20/1.7 and always thought it focused a bit slowly on my old G1 but it's a lot quicker on my G85. I do think Panasonic made a mistake when they released the nonstandard 15mm f/1.7 rather than a 17.5mm (35mm equivalent). Now they have no 35mm equivalent fast prime to sell me but their competitors do.
 
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