Teru Rinshou

All joking aside, even though it's a bit frustrating the the "perfect" PEN for me is coming out so soon after a recent purchase, I did get some really nice photos that I might have otherwise missed...

@abortabort Yes...I'm terribly vexed. I feel that the only way to fill this void is to throw insane amount of $$$ on Voigtlander lenses that I'll never use but look great sitting on the camera. :)

Just my luck. I was holding off on getting the E-PL5 because of the lack of a built-in flash but I finally caved in and bought one 2 months ago. And now here comes the E-P5 with built-in flash and...

They looked dead but I didn't touch them (I had a sci-fi movie image in my mind of them bursting into a cloud and swarming my hand). From where I was standing they looked dessicated and almost had...

I was out hiking today and saw these insect-like carcasses on a couple of leaves. Anyone see these before? Are they insects or seeds masquerading as insects?  Close-up. Note the fly near the top,...

Placed 23^rd in the challenge. This was taken about 13 years ago on my first SLR. It's one of the earliest photos I took after taking a serious interest in photography. It's a simple photo, but maybe due to sentimental reasons I consider this one of my favorite film photos.

Placed 33^rd in the challenge. The water fountain outside of HK Disneyland

I think a more interesting question is why so many people insist the Either-Or mentality of owning only one type of camera. Why would you want to limit yourself that way?  I suppose that there are...

Jersey Gull: What a huge throat! With the right lighting, this guy could be the stuff of nightmares! Chick: LOL...no wonder he looks PO'ed. I'd be too if my proportions were all in whack like...

I like how the photo strikes just the right balance between chaos and formation.

I love it when the strike a fierce pose for me :-D D700 + Sigma 150-500mm OS HSM Java Sparrow Lorikeet. EDIT: Just noticed that the EXIF shows that this was shot with an Olympus E-PL1. Probably...

On my old E-PL1, I shot in 3:2  because I was accustomed to that ratio from my D700. But after upgrading to the E-PL5, I've been having fun experiementing with 16:9 framing. It's given me some nice...

Bird photograhy isn't really my forte but I like trying all types of photography so I usually go birding a couple times a year. These were shot at at the Bird Aviary in Hong Kong Park, Admiralty....

I did a firmware check for my lenses 2011~early 2012 but I should probably check again to see if my 45-200 has the latest. For stabilization, I set my E-PL5 to Lens IS Priority ON to utlize the...

I've been pretty happy with my 45-200mm but I've noticed that it tends to focus hunt more often than my Oly lenses. I'm not sure if it's due to setting or compatibility issues.  The 400mm full...

It's not so much a matter of whether you CAN do nature photography with M4/3, but how much harder is it compared to D-SLR. I'd have to say that D-SLRs have still have the edge in terms of lens...

This is my second M4/3 camera; it replaces my E-PL1 as the go-to camera for lightweight travel. Originally, I saw the M4/3 format as a back-up for my D-SLR, but over the years I've found myself...

I normally go birding with my D700 + Sigma 150-500mm lens, but I was curious to see how my new E-PL5 would do under similar circumstances. In terms of performance, I'd have to say my D700 kit is...

I chose the E-PL5 over the E-M5 because of the lesser bulk. To me, the appeal of M4/3 has always been portability. The fact taht the E-PL5 had the same sensor as the E-M5 made the decision a...

I'm a fan of the MFT format but even I'd be the first to say that there isn't a single camera (any format) that can claim that. Despite all its improvements, the E-M5's focus tracking still has a...