-
And you should be familiar enough with photography to know that the Olympus 75/1.8 is a prime lens - not a zoom lens!
-
Nice. Is this an HDR image?
-
Where do you live? Camera prices and lenses vary enormously by location.
Yes. Just about any camera could be used for street photography. If you want an interchangable-lens camera then M43 and the...
-
Lovely shot, but I gave you low marks because narrow depth of field is not very evident.
-
Sure $1 a day is nothing for a professional who is using the product every day, but for an amateur that only gets to shoot seriously ever second weekend, that's US$14 just to use the software once.
-
-
43 rumours just posted the full specs for the E-P5, and it looks like the camera allows photographers to input exact focusing distances:
"Available manual focal length setting Input focal...
-
Oh, I see, these are scene modes.
Unfortunately, I don't own the OM-D and can't help you with this, but I suspect that one of those modes (the butterfly one) probably chooses a faster shutter speed...
-
Prices are totally dependent on where you live. The prices that you are quoting are from a United States website. Most people in this world do not live in the United States. Here in Malaysia, for...
-
As mentined by one of the other guys, f22 is a no-go zone with Micro Four Thirds lenses. I personally try to stay on the bright side of f8, will go to f11 if I must, and rarely if ever stop down...
-
What lens are you using? If you're using the 12-50 lens at around 40mm then it's quite possible that you cannot set the f-stop lower than 5.8, because that lens is not very bright. If you look...
-
I think that parts of the shot work and parts of it don't.
The parts that work:
- I like the contrast between the massive sculpture and the small photographer.
- I like the way that the light falls...
-
For the fly close-up and also the water drop I used a Marumi DHG 200 Achromat in 58mm thread. I would certainly recommend it as a relatively cheap way to get into macro. It cost about $70 off ebay....
-
If you're not worried about the size of the lens then just stick with the one you've got.
The only other advantage of the M. Zuiko version is faster autofocus speed.
In fact, if size and weight...
-
I have the M. Zuiko 60/2.8, which is not only razor sharp wide open but is also a macro lens.
The 60/2.8 Macro beats the new Sigma on every point except one - price. The Sigma is US$240. I paid...
-
USD $315 here in Malaysia
-
Well, first of all it's not 50 per cent less money. The Sigma is USD 240 whereas the Olympus 45/1.8 is around USD 350, so it's a hundred bucks. Of couse, these prices can differ depending on where...
-
Some of the Billingham bags can be expanded by attaching side pockets, although I think they are mostly the larger bags. It is not possible to attach them to the Hadley Small (which I own).
-
The limited-edition black is $300 more, but it does come with a lens hood.
-
There's no prefered fabric, but they do have slightly different pros and cons. I did quite a bit of research before buying my Hadley Small.
Canvas:
- Looks and feels nicer than Fibrenyte
- Still...
Activity older than 12 months is not displayed.
|
| Total messages |
2290 |
| Threads started |
93 |
| Last post |
2 hours ago |
| Total reviews |
8 |
| Last review |
Jan 13, 2012 |
| Entries |
185 |
| Votes cast |
504 |
| Last entry |
2 weeks ago |
| Photos uploaded |
445 |
| Last upload |
Aug 19, 2011 |
|