The Weekly 4/3 DSLR Images 12 11 12

Welcome to the Weekly 4/3 DSLR Images thread.

This thread will appear every Monday and is open for submissions and discussions about images and processing techniques until the next Monday.

ONLY Images from Four Thirds DSLR Cameras please, So please, No Micro4/3!

Instructions: Images, any kind, any date, any processing.

1. Reply to this post and change the TITLE.

2. Show the EXIF if possible.

3. If asked, please share your processing techniques or technical details.

4. Please reply to at least one other contribution,your replies encourage posters!!!

Thanks for joining and contributing this week.

Andrew (19andrew47)

Weeks 32 to present hosted by 19andrew47

12 11 05 Week 46

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/50193534

12 10 29 Week 45

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/50152365

Week 44, 12 10 22

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Week 43

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Week 42

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/50025879

Week 41

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/42635201

Week 40

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Week 39

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Week 37

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Week 36

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Week 35

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Week 34

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Week 33

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All weeks 26 to 32 hosted by Lou Holland

Week 32

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Week 31

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Week 28

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Week 27

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Week 26 June 18th Birth of Weekly Thread

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Thanks Andrew  (19andrew47)

Ruins of a water driven mill close to an estate at one time owned by Bing Crosby.



That is certainly one large mill wheel.  A very nice set of pictures with pleasant detail as well.

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This image taken with the E-30 and Zuiko 9-18mm lens gives the impression of a very  long wing on this aircraft. The camera was sitting on the end of the wing at 9mm. Although not intended, the reflection of the body in the shiny paint job on the wing adds to the effect. C&C welcome and encouraged. Exif intact.

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The 2012 soccer season is already drawing to a close and I don't know what I'll do with my newly freed Saturdays. Here's one from yesterday (E-5+ZD150).



Denied!

Cheers,

Rick

Decided the weather was fine enough to go for a photographic wander and found our local river.  Some shots from that journey.

Limestone Rock Buttress and Manawatu River

The Manawatu River with shingle banks and driftwood piles.

Dalmation at play.

Another two shots mate!!

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The digital image is a dozen or so words
positioned carefully to paint a picture
that challenges the eye
and tricks the mind
into thinking, light is a title
and the palette a taste bud
worth tasting.

Hi,

I was working on my backlog last week and came across these pictures taken at the “Blijdorp” Zoo in Rotterdam.



Seahorses enjoying their meal

The first 2 taken with the Zuiko Ed 14-42mm and last 3 with the Zuiko Ed 40-150mm

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Groet/Regards.
Klaas

If the weather is cooperative there are some woderful sunsets around the area in Scotland near where I live

Nice shots. I have always thought the Olympus kit lenses are probably the best of their type.

Dave

One from many from last weekend:

Antwerp FIS World Championship BIG AIR Snowboarding

In case you are interested in seeing some more : http://roelh.zenfolio.com/p670109175

Some background info and technical questions + more samples : http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/50269815

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lots of *images*: www.roelh.zenfolio.com
my E-3 user field *report* from Tunisian Sahara: http://www.biofos.com/ukpsg/roel.html

Lily pads | E3, 70-300mm, F.6.3, 1/500", iso 800.

What I find intriguing with this wheel is the structure.  Unless my dim eyes decieve me it's constructured from Iron or steel?  Must be a good set of bearings to keep her running.  Thanks for posting.

Thane

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The digital image is a dozen or so words
positioned carefully to paint a picture
that challenges the eye
and tricks the mind
into thinking, light is a title
and the palette a taste bud
worth tasting.

It's a nicely balanced image and that snip of red just makes the shot.  Gee oyu must have a keen sense of awareness as to what is a good shot and what isn't.  Kudos.

Thane

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The digital image is a dozen or so words
positioned carefully to paint a picture
that challenges the eye
and tricks the mind
into thinking, light is a title
and the palette a taste bud
worth tasting.

I know a herd of Fattening Steers that would love that grass.  How on earth do they pass the ball along the ground?

Nicely caught moment.

Thane

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The digital image is a dozen or so words
positioned carefully to paint a picture
that challenges the eye
and tricks the mind
into thinking, light is a title
and the palette a taste bud
worth tasting.

When I saw those Seahorse shots I was convinced they were outside their aquarium lol.  Those poor Hyena, nothing to scavenge for so sleep sleep sleep!!

Thane

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The digital image is a dozen or so words
positioned carefully to paint a picture
that challenges the eye
and tricks the mind
into thinking, light is a title
and the palette a taste bud
worth tasting.

Both very fine captures.  There's that castle again   Is that the Mull of Kintyre or the keep used in Highlander movie?

Thane

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The digital image is a dozen or so words
positioned carefully to paint a picture
that challenges the eye
and tricks the mind
into thinking, light is a title
and the palette a taste bud
worth tasting.