slypower50
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nice marco work bro headfonz !
[ Olympus Colours ] - Show Your Blues, Greens and Reds!
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ohmymy
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thanks bro, the weather has been very kind for shooting lately. though heat is killer
Thks guy. Magic of 50mm
Nice photo, small question: is that shot in nature or in room?
Alphonse
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Newbie to DSLR here, my first contribution with E-510 pictures with all the blues, greens and reds(mostly pink)
Camera Model : E-510
Lens Used : ZD 14-42mm, f3.5-5.6
Shutter Speed : 1/1250 sec
Aperture: 5.6
E/V Compensation: -0.7
ISO: 100
Colour mode: Vivid
enjoy! i love the blue is because you can hardly get clear blue sky in singapore, where i can get cloudless day easily at australia
Camera Model : E-510
Lens Used : ZD 14-42mm, f3.5-5.6
Shutter Speed : 1/1250 sec
Aperture: 5.6
E/V Compensation: -0.7
ISO: 100
Colour mode: Vivid
enjoy! i love the blue is because you can hardly get clear blue sky in singapore, where i can get cloudless day easily at australia
ohmymy
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Thks. I guess none of the above.
The macro shot is of my mum's newly bought plant placed along the corridor wall outside my HDB flat.
Those buds grow up to resemble "fishes":
Wow very nice macro shot. Nice bokeh and colours.
Have a picture of a stray cat sleeping on an old sofa along phuket's streets to share.
E510 / 14-54mm @ 54mm
Some green:
Less is more.. :thumbsup:
microcosm
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I am pretty proud to see more and more contributions from the folks in the community, especially those who have just picked up photography not too long ago, and your photos are getting better and better... keep sharing... and for the sake of everyone in here, I would like to implement the following when posting future images for that everyone can understand better, and if possible, a little write up behind the shot if you are keen to share:
(IMAGE)
Camera Model :
Lens Used :
Shutter Speed and Aperture :
ISO :
Comments: example - Took this shot during the sunset, but due to the angle of the light hitting my subject, I had to drive around the block to get the best angle. Used a tripod as I wanted to have more depth of field, and closed down the aperture to f16, meaning I had a really slow shutter speed of 1/2 second. Post processing - tweaked on curves and colour saturation in Photoshop Elements, cropped and sharpened a little to compensate for resizing causing drop in resolution.
(IMAGE)
Camera Model :
Lens Used :
Shutter Speed and Aperture :
ISO :
Comments: example - Took this shot during the sunset, but due to the angle of the light hitting my subject, I had to drive around the block to get the best angle. Used a tripod as I wanted to have more depth of field, and closed down the aperture to f16, meaning I had a really slow shutter speed of 1/2 second. Post processing - tweaked on curves and colour saturation in Photoshop Elements, cropped and sharpened a little to compensate for resizing causing drop in resolution.
adrewine
New Member
Taken with E-510 & Zuiko ED 7-14mm Lens @ f8, 1/400s and ISO 200.
This shot was taken during my 2nd Oly E-xperience Workshop on Travel.
Instructor Kim Lau was kind enough to let me 'play' with this AWESOME piece of exotic glass on the conditions that I would have to shoot him conducting the workshop with the newbie photographers.
As luck would have it, on our stroll from the Singapore River to St. Andrew's Cathedral, while I was walking and fiddling with the lens and cam setting and at the same time trying to catch up with the rest, I saw a red scooter at the left corner of my eye throttling down the lane, intuitively I raised the camera to my eye to snap it, unfortunately the bottom framing was cropped off.
Well the rest is History!
........where can I find another red scooter like this again?:cry:
adrewine
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Taken with E-510 & 14-42mm kit lens @ f16, 1/160s and ISO 100.
As you can see I think I'm more comfortable shooting with the kit lens than with the 7-14mm lens as it was my first time handling the 'Ultra Wide Angle' perspective view.
It certainly requires lots of patience and practices in order to tame the huge and heavy bulging glasses..... :sweat:
egnaro
Senior Member
One of the Apartment in High Street Centre...
Taken with E-510 & Zuiko ED 7-14mm Lens @ f8, 1/400s and ISO 200.
This shot was taken during my 2nd Oly E-xperience Workshop on Travel.
Instructor Kim Lau was kind enough to let me 'play' with this AWESOME piece of exotic glass on the conditions that I would have to shoot him conducting the workshop with the newbie photographers.
As luck would have it, on our stroll from the Singapore River to St. Andrew's Cathedral, while I was walking and fiddling with the lens and cam setting and at the same time trying to catch up with the rest, I saw a red scooter at the left corner of my eye throttling down the lane, intuitively I raised the camera to my eye to snap it, unfortunately the bottom framing was cropped off.
Well the rest is History!
nice subject u have...and u USM the pic?
ttiongch
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Shutter Speed and Aperture : 1/40 and F4 ISO200
Shutter Speed and Aperture : 1/20 and F8 ISO400
Shutter Speed and Aperture : 1/30 and F8 ISO400
Shutter Speed and Aperture : 1/40 and F8 ISO400
Above 4 jpg are using the same camera and lens.
Camera Model : E510
Lens Used : 7-14mm
Comments: These shots were taken in the morning, initially my intention was to take the sunrise, however the sky was too cloudy. Therefore I changed my mind to take the reflection in the glassy surfaces. Only cropping and slight colour adjustment were done on the jpg from the camera.
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