[ Showcase ] - Four Thirds cameras... Show Your Blues, Greens and Reds!
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Benares
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Been ages since I've posted something here, just sharing some of the more recent shots taken with E3+ZD 7-14 at bottle tree park - only green and blues though. Cheers~
All taken in Manual mode, WB: Auto, iso 100,
Manual, WB: Auto, 7mm, ISO:100, F/8, 1/200, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 7mm, ISO:100, F/8, 1/200, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 10mm, ISO:100, F/7.1, 1/40, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 8mm, ISO:100, F/7.1, 1/80, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 7mm, ISO:100, F/7.1, 1/60, Center-weighted
All taken in Manual mode, WB: Auto, iso 100,
Manual, WB: Auto, 7mm, ISO:100, F/8, 1/200, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 7mm, ISO:100, F/8, 1/200, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 10mm, ISO:100, F/7.1, 1/40, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 8mm, ISO:100, F/7.1, 1/80, Center-weighted
Manual, WB: Auto, 7mm, ISO:100, F/7.1, 1/60, Center-weighted
"My Gordy"
Camera : E-330
Lens : 14-45mm
Shot setting : Manual Mode
Remarks: No PP, only to resize.
Why I shot this?
- No apparent reason....... maybe it is the last shot from my e-330 before i officially retire it. New doesnt mean good, old cam still can kick arse!
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nissanmanic
New Member
"Colour Burst"
Camera: E-520
Lens: ZD 14-42mm F3.5-5.6
Exposure: AP; Evaluative Metering
Processed from Jpeg.
Finally, there's the good old sun last Saturday, so before heading down to NDP Preview, decided to snap me some flowers.
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hydroburn249
New Member
G1 + Minolta MD 50mm f1.7
dont remember the shutter speed etc, but it should either be at f1.7 or f2.8
dont remember the shutter speed etc, but it should either be at f1.7 or f2.8
Hi,
After a few years playing with P & S cams, this is my first serious system camera since November last year.
The two pictures are not PP in any way and not cropped. Only the photographer's name is added and size reduced for posting. They were taken along a grass patch near my flat with flowers on the plant and cam hand-held.
Senior and experienced members please C & C on my mistakes and advise me how I can improve on my flower taking adventure!!:bigeyes:
Thank you.
LEW
Camera model: Panasonic Lumix G-1 M4/3
Lens used for these two Photos: Leica DG Macro-Elmarit 1:2.8/45 ASPH (sold as Lumix lens).
On board flash used.
#01 Pink Flower (Unknown name?)
Data: 1/160s f/10 ISO-100 Focal Length: 45mm.
On-board Flash with self-made diffuser.
Program: Manual. Spot metering. White Balance: Flash Mode
Comments:Flower slightly underexposed, can be corrected by adjustment curve in Photoshop. Focusing on flower pollen looks OK. Due to close proximity of cam and shallow DOF, flower petals and leaves towards the far edge are slightly blurred. The flower stalks and ground below are naturally blurred (bokeh) resulting in a dreamy appearance.
#02 Bougainvillea Flower
Data: 1/125s f/9 ISO-100 Focal Length: 45mm.
On-board Flash with self-made diffuser.
Program: Manual. Spot metering. White Balance: Flash Mode.
Comments: Its funny few people ever notice the common Bougainvillea flower when observed carefully have small white flowers sprouting up in the centre! Background of stem and ground bokeh.
After a few years playing with P & S cams, this is my first serious system camera since November last year.
The two pictures are not PP in any way and not cropped. Only the photographer's name is added and size reduced for posting. They were taken along a grass patch near my flat with flowers on the plant and cam hand-held.
Senior and experienced members please C & C on my mistakes and advise me how I can improve on my flower taking adventure!!:bigeyes:
Thank you.
LEW
Camera model: Panasonic Lumix G-1 M4/3
Lens used for these two Photos: Leica DG Macro-Elmarit 1:2.8/45 ASPH (sold as Lumix lens).
On board flash used.
#01 Pink Flower (Unknown name?)
Data: 1/160s f/10 ISO-100 Focal Length: 45mm.
On-board Flash with self-made diffuser.
Program: Manual. Spot metering. White Balance: Flash Mode
Comments:Flower slightly underexposed, can be corrected by adjustment curve in Photoshop. Focusing on flower pollen looks OK. Due to close proximity of cam and shallow DOF, flower petals and leaves towards the far edge are slightly blurred. The flower stalks and ground below are naturally blurred (bokeh) resulting in a dreamy appearance.
#02 Bougainvillea Flower
Data: 1/125s f/9 ISO-100 Focal Length: 45mm.
On-board Flash with self-made diffuser.
Program: Manual. Spot metering. White Balance: Flash Mode.
Comments: Its funny few people ever notice the common Bougainvillea flower when observed carefully have small white flowers sprouting up in the centre! Background of stem and ground bokeh.
my first post here... C&C welcomed
Oly E510, 12-60mm
Hi solstiz.
Your photos are very beautiful and I personally like all of them. Hope you can provide all relevant cam setting info and perhaps describe how the photos were taken to share with CS newbies like me, as requested by Moderator in post #01
Thanks you and cheers.
LEW
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oops..... have edited original post and included my camera settings when the shots was taken
peterwang
New Member
Camera: E520
Lens: 14-54mm mkII
AP mode; ISO 400, f10, 1/80s
Auto WB
Read an article in a photo magazine and tried the technique of illuminating a flower with the LED light from my bicycle, then took it's pictures against a black background.
Not quite successful in making the petals appear 'glowing'.:sweat:
Lens: 14-54mm mkII
AP mode; ISO 400, f10, 1/80s
Auto WB
Read an article in a photo magazine and tried the technique of illuminating a flower with the LED light from my bicycle, then took it's pictures against a black background.
Not quite successful in making the petals appear 'glowing'.:sweat:
Haven't been posting lately, so here goes...
E-30 with 12-60 SWD @ 12mm
f11, 1/200 sec, ISO 100
Postprocessed using Silkypix: Strongest Contrast, WB 5200K, Film Color V1, Saturation 1.5, Natural Fine
E-30 with 12-60 SWD @ 12mm
f11, 1/200 sec, ISO 100
Postprocessed using Silkypix: Strongest Contrast, WB 5200K, Film Color V1, Saturation 1.5, Natural Fine
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albertri
Senior Member
nice lens :lovegrin: wanted to get this still saving :bsmilie:
hydroburn249
New Member
all taken using my minolta mount sigma 28mm f2.8 lens with G1. all wide open at f2.8. am loving the macro function of this lens. hope you all dont mind the image spam!
shot using dynamic jpeg with all at 0. then auto tone and medium contrast s curve in LR3. no sharpening nor NR.
these leaves have a weird glowey outline on them.
centre crop of the larger image. quite sharp for a lens from the 80s or 90s.
shot using dynamic jpeg with all at 0. then auto tone and medium contrast s curve in LR3. no sharpening nor NR.
these leaves have a weird glowey outline on them.
centre crop of the larger image. quite sharp for a lens from the 80s or 90s.
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