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Hi Carl,A windsurfer shot with the E-M5II+40-150 Pro. Raw was processed in both C1 and LR and both show same weird OOF artifacts in the background. Look at buildings along the shoreline behind the surfer in full size image. Is this IBIS at work?
I agree. You can check with the first frame (the .ORI shot) to eliminate the HR as a source. Also the image is crisp above as well as below the waterline.Hi Carl,
I think what we're seeing here is due to the air above the lake.
It's the heat or moisture or a combination of the two creating these artifacts or disturbances.
Look at the surfer and notice everything is just tidy and sharp.
Nothing wrong with your IBIS, I'd say.
Kind regards.
I agree also, but I'm curious that this only happens when I'm using the 40-150 lens. This was a hand held shot in normal mode, so no ORI to check.I agree. You can check with the first frame (the .ORI shot) to eliminate the HR as a source. Also the image is crisp above as well as below the waterline.
Now we have to wait for the first $1000 camera to offer adaptive optics that cancels atmospheric turbulence. I am sure it won't take long...
scott
Oops, forgot to look the picture again. A windsurfer is not a good candidate for the new HD mode.I agree also, but I'm curious that this only happens when I'm using the 40-150 lens. This was a hand held shot in normal mode, so no ORI to check.
The object does not float and yes, it measures the displacement of water and then this is converted to a weight, 0.8L was deemed to be 0.8kg. To me there is a flaw in the process as does not float and it would mean the jewel box is denser than the water being displaced.Since I don't think the objects in the cup would float, this is a way to measure their volume, not their weight. But was this a contest of some sort? And what awesome amount won it?
scott