[ Showcase ] - Images from Olympus Micro 4/3 cameras
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Andrew Hoi
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E-P1 9mm ISO 100 f/5 2 sec
Yamadera, Yamagata
Nice !
Andrew Hoi
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EP~2 with Nokton 40mm f1.4
A few shots with a friend's oly m43 14-150mm. Quick review as well. What i like - lightweight, fast AF (much faster than mmf2+40-150mm), quiet AF, and also sharp wide open, non-rotate front element so can put filters. Dislike: a bit long and slow (f4-5.6), but something has to give for a >10times zoom which is so light. If i need speed, i will use primes.
No PP for any of shots below. Taken with EP2.
At 150mm wide open f5.6, it's sharp! Didn't really do test with 40-150, but it's sharpness gd enuf for me.
This one is at f8, 52mm, diorama art filter.
No PP for any of shots below. Taken with EP2.
At 150mm wide open f5.6, it's sharp! Didn't really do test with 40-150, but it's sharpness gd enuf for me.
This one is at f8, 52mm, diorama art filter.
thanks bro, for dropping by!
microcosm
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Some random night shots ... all E-PL1 (still going strong), ISO 400
zeiss C/Y 50mm at f/1.7
I love how the lens render on the EPL-1. Thanks for sharing. :thumbsup:
clubgrit
Senior Member
My pleasure to share here, microcosm.
More from E-PL1 ...
Here is the same scene with the Lumix 20mm at f/1.7 and ISO 400. I found this 20mm, on any Pen, to have paler colors especially with skin, so this is boosted in pp a bit.
Maybe this lens was designed for "paleface" folks, to borrow a Native American epithet
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And a Sentosa shot, Zeiss C/Y 50mm f/1.7 again at ISO 200, f/2.8 or f/4, from a distance, cropped.
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More from E-PL1 ...
Here is the same scene with the Lumix 20mm at f/1.7 and ISO 400. I found this 20mm, on any Pen, to have paler colors especially with skin, so this is boosted in pp a bit.
Maybe this lens was designed for "paleface" folks, to borrow a Native American epithet
.
And a Sentosa shot, Zeiss C/Y 50mm f/1.7 again at ISO 200, f/2.8 or f/4, from a distance, cropped.
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microcosm
Senior Member
My pleasure to share here, microcosm.
Here is the same scene with the Lumix 20mm at f/1.7 and ISO 400. I found this 20mm, on any Pen, to have paler colors especially with skin, so this is boosted in pp a bit.
Maybe this lens was designed for "paleface" folks, to borrow a Native American epithet
.
Maybe... but I feel that Panasonic cameras and lens combo tends to excel towards video where they are really strong in... but I might be wrong.
blurboiboi
Senior Member
first shot with my new epl2 + 20mm F1.7...
low light condition.. iso 1250.. 20mm... F1.7... 1/80s
a little sharpening applied.... not bad i feel...
think i am gonna like this little fellow..
low light condition.. iso 1250.. 20mm... F1.7... 1/80s
a little sharpening applied.... not bad i feel...
think i am gonna like this little fellow..
tomcat
Senior Member
Flower pics taken with the E-PL@ and Leica DG Macro-Elmarit 45mm f/2.8 ASPH
Dendrobium Lucky Angel
Beallara Marfitch Howard's Dream
Vanda tricolor
Beallara Tahoma Glacier
Phalaenopsis Sogo Kitty 'Kitty Face'
Though the Leica 45mm generally worked well on the E-PL2, I found that it had problems focussing at times (but not always) when closed up and needed to be refocussed further away and then moved back to the closed up position to focus properly. No such problem when used on the GF2.
Dendrobium Lucky Angel
Beallara Marfitch Howard's Dream
Vanda tricolor
Beallara Tahoma Glacier
Phalaenopsis Sogo Kitty 'Kitty Face'
Though the Leica 45mm generally worked well on the E-PL2, I found that it had problems focussing at times (but not always) when closed up and needed to be refocussed further away and then moved back to the closed up position to focus properly. No such problem when used on the GF2.
mexxmillion
Member
Olympus E-P1 with CV 40mm Nokton
( these are straight out of camera jpegs )
( these are straight out of camera jpegs )
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clubgrit
Senior Member
Brought some tourist friends to Chinggay, but only stayed for about 20 minutes. Still managed to take some pics between heads of people .
I guess the rest of the people had already camped out there long before the start of the show.
All E-PL1, using Zeiss 50mm at f/2 to 2.8, all ISO 800
Firecracker performers, and firecrackers exploding all around. I really couldn't see, lots of smoke and debris flying around,
but the camera penetrated the smoke better than the naked eye to capture an image
Firecracker performers after the smoke cleared
Harley Davidson folks
At f/1.7. I loved the passion of this woman as she danced
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. I guess the rest of the people had already camped out there long before the start of the show.
All E-PL1, using Zeiss 50mm at f/2 to 2.8, all ISO 800
Firecracker performers, and firecrackers exploding all around. I really couldn't see, lots of smoke and debris flying around,
but the camera penetrated the smoke better than the naked eye to capture an image
Firecracker performers after the smoke cleared
Harley Davidson folks
At f/1.7. I loved the passion of this woman as she danced
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