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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread
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f6cvalkyrie
Well-known member
From a recent walk in the city of Lipetsk, Western Russia ...
E-M1X and different Olympus and Panaleica lenses ....
Female support
Quiet walk
Momument of the Province of Lipetsk - 1
Monument of the Province of Lipetsk - 2 (Panoramic stitch)
E-M1X and different Olympus and Panaleica lenses ....
Female support
Quiet walk
Momument of the Province of Lipetsk - 1
Monument of the Province of Lipetsk - 2 (Panoramic stitch)
Not sure, whether this thread is also for critique. In case, it is: To my gut feel some of that images might profit from digital perspective correction for vertical converging lines. :-?Brussleton wood...
OM-1, M.12-45mm f4
AlanS
Well-known member
Hi miriquidi, well to answer your first point the thread is just to exibit your pics but I have no problem with constructive comments personally. As to the second point, well I see where you are coming from but the wood is so chaotic that it is hard to see any true verticals anywhere. I did shoot from low down (we are looking downhill at the remnants of an old Roman road) to keep the camera as level as possible for that reason. I have just tried adjusting the file to see if it helps but it just made the tree top heavy by thickening the upper branches.
Alan.
Alan.
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Sports day at school. It's held in November since that is usually one of the cool months. Not so today, with 35 degrees Celsius. This from the cheerleader competition. Poseidon, Thai style. I think they won.
G9 with Zuiko 40-150 mm f/4-5.6 R @ 74 mm and f/8
G9 with Zuiko 40-150 mm f/4-5.6 R @ 74 mm and f/8