jjholmes

And I love it!  It is truly on my OMD 80% of the time.  Shot a wedding yesterday, it was on one OMD full time and I swapped between my 25, 45, and 75 on the other OMD.  Of the three primes I have,...

on the new camera, it is very likely you are going to really enjoy the decrease in bulk, it is very liberating.I primarily shoot people, family sessions and a few weddings a year so my lens needs...

I like the thought of the GH3, but it appear to be quite large and the EM5 is the perfect size for me.  I know some may say that it is too small and to get a decent grip you have to add "pieces",...

Not that anyone else is not.  I live about 30 minutes from parks (lucky to some stupid to others) and visit with my wife and kids several times a month.  In fact, took the day off today and my wife...

The Pana/Leica 25 1.4 is quite good for group portraits and any portraits which are going to be from the waist up or wider.  The Oly 45 1.8 is probably the best bang for the buck on the market (of...

Thank you Chuck.  She is actually in love with it.  I have another without her feet (she loved as well) but liked the one with the foot as she says it is quite playful.

Thanks Ted.  I am considering the Oly 75 1.8 for a majority of my portrait work.  It may seem a little long to some but I think many shots can benefit from the compression.

means a lot.  I am loving these lenses and the images the OMD can put out.

Good question Isabel.  Dan you are right, it is her facial dimensions (which I happen to find quite pleasing) and not the lens.  In fact, I think the 90mm equivalent of the 45 is dead on perfect...

One 36" round diffusor with the sun running through it from over my left shoulder.  I was very lucky, the sun played quite nicely that day.I agree as well now that I have been "convinced".  I have...

All natural light with the sun over my right shoulder.  I ran the sun through a round 36" diffuser.  It was very simple.

Hi Dan-Thank you.  I used LR4 and CS6 with most of the heavy lifting (believe it or not) in LR4.

Hi all.  Been a little dormant on the posting side lately, however busy in the shooting dept.  I recently did some bridal portraits for an upcoming wedding I have and I am very pleased with...

I was just in Colonial yesterday and they had both the black and silver in stock.

Without a doubt it is the 25mm 1.5.  I keep both it and the 45 1.8 in my bag at all times and 25 is clearly on the camera a fair bit more.

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I literally have to put my ear right on the camera to hear the hissing noise after the update to 1.5. Previously I had no problem hearing it from a foot or so away (not that it ever bothered me). ...

with the 12-35 in the short time I have had it. I am a long time 4/3's shooter and really thought it would be difficult to match the rendering from the Oly 12-60, but I think this is the m4/3's...

The actual coloration (depending on the time of day) is likely quite accurate. The texture and coloration (not to forget the shear scale which cannot be appreciated without being there in person)...