[ Olympus Colours ] - Show Your Blues, Greens and Reds!

[drakon09]

The pix of the fly is incredible. I guess the E-1 is still not showing its age.

The fly was such a poser, I went to almost minimum focusing distance and it just stood there, probably by that time I was stinking like rotten meat...

The E-1 takes excellent pictures, and was coined as "the photographer's camera", probably because of the relatively lower resolution, it forces you to frame properly; 5mp does not leave much room for cropping. The large VF and FS-2 grid screen helps plenty in that regard.

Another reason why I consigned the E-300 to the back of the dry cabi. :bsmilie:

 

[tao]

Olympus Colours - Show Your Blues, Greens and Reds!

What?! No Yellows?!

 

[drewdam]

my yellow.... forgive me if is not sharp...not the lens but the person that press the shutter..:embrass:

 

[Blu-By-U]

Can Blu have that 2nd yellow??;p

 

[hhho]

My show of Oly colour

#1 Using of 40-150mm lens with EC14

#2 Using of 50-200mm lens

#3 Using of 40-150mm lens

 

[drakon09]

The macaw in #3 has such brilliant blue feathers... beautiful! :thumbsup:

 

[cichlid]

omg, your birds pic look better than real ones!!! so nice

 

[microcosm]

It's Christmas and I want a candy cane. :bsmilie:

Can cane laced with candy do? That is the best that I can do. :bsmilie:

 

[Blu-By-U]

All the colors of a sunset....

 

[orislee]

nice pic!

 

[hhho]

To continue from last thread, my show of Oly colour

Here's are some close-up pictures of butterfly

#1 using 40-150mm lens

#2 using 50mm macro lens with EC14

#3 using 40-150mm lens with EX25

 

[Blu-By-U]

40~150?? This I gotta try. How far was the subject to the lens??

 

[hhho]

For #3, refer to myfourthirds.com

http://www.myfourthirds.com/document.php?id=15445

My working distance is about 1 meter away from the object. Plain Tiger itself is beautiful and attract my attention wherever it goes. It was about noon time and bright sunny day when this picture was taken. I used FL36 (FP & TTL mode) for fill-in flash and the combination of 40 - 150mm zoom lens & ex-25 to capture this beautiful picture.

For taking #1, no extension is required as it is the bigger butterfly of the three

 

[noelleong]

RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE

 

[drewdam]

For #3, refer to myfourthirds.com

http://www.myfourthirds.com/document.php?id=15445

My working distance is about 1 meter away from the object. Plain Tiger itself is beautiful and attract my attention wherever it goes. It was about noon time and bright sunny day when this picture was taken. I used FL36 (FP & TTL mode) for fill-in flash and the combination of 40 - 150mm zoom lens & ex-25 to capture this beautiful picture.

For taking #1, no extension is required as it is the bigger butterfly of the three

think i better look up for ex25 lio...i have problem to shoot butterfly with 35mm...with 40-150mm, not 'big' enough

 

[Blu-By-U]

Think I gotta go to a butterfly farm and try all that. I hardly carry the 40~150 with me. Think I underestimate that lens.

 

[selamatlzh]

 

[drakon09]

The 40-150mm is quite capable of great photos, I myself routinely use the 50-200mm for close-ups.

Great photos everyone!

 

[hhho]

The 40-150mm is quite capable of great photos, I myself routinely use the 50-200mm for close-ups.

Great photos everyone!

ya, it is value for mony. Another shot taken by 40-150mm & EX25

 

[cichlid]

The 40-150mm is quite capable of great photos, I myself routinely use the 50-200mm for close-ups.

Great photos everyone!

err...sorry...noob here... the 40-150 lens u were using, its not the one bundled with the e500 promotion right?