E-330 pics by famous professional Korean photographer

Hesed · Jan 7, 2008

http://imakeit.ibbun.com/blog/872

I just wanted to share this with you all.

Photographer Young Cheol Hwang is well-known to use Olympus E-system cameras for his professional works. (Movie posters, photo related works with Korean celebrities, etc.)

I just noticed he uses Shutter priority mode with Daylight preset white balance a lot.

After seeing these pics, I now like my E-330 a little bit more.

esco · Jan 7, 2008

Awesome shots

strengthens the fact that many of us know but so many others don't realize:

first and foremost the person behind the camera is the most important process of successful photography and then comes quality glass.
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SteveM7i · Jan 7, 2008

...they could've been taken with a cheap P&S digicam by an average photographer provided access to the same models. No offense intended, but those shots don't come close to providing someone with an indication of the IQ potential of the E-330. Very average photos, IMO.

Steve

Hesed said:
http://imakeit.ibbun.com/blog/872

I just wanted to share this with you all.

Photographer Young Cheol Hwang is well-known to use Olympus E-system
cameras for his professional works. (Movie posters, photo related
works with Korean celebrities, etc.)
I just noticed he uses Shutter priority mode with Daylight preset
white balance a lot.

After seeing these pics, I now like my E-330 a little bit more.

jfinite · Jan 7, 2008

Hesed said:
Hesed wrote:
After seeing these pics, I now like my E-330 a little bit more.

I don't think the pics are quite as amateurish as Steve thinks, but I already loved my E-330 before seeing them

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reds10 · Jan 7, 2008

nothing really special but that is FAR from average.

if my "average" shot was like that i would be a happy man!

sparklite · Jan 7, 2008

The 330 is a fantastic camera. I continue to love mine more and more every day

If I get an E-3 at some point I'll keep it as my trusty sidekick and travel camera. Thanks for the link!
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Miriquidi · Jan 8, 2008

esco said:
first and foremost the person behind the camera is the most important
process of successful photography and then comes quality glass.

For this shots probably the person in front of the camera.

RoelHendrickx · Jan 8, 2008

sparklite said:
The 330 is a fantastic camera. I continue to love mine more and more
every day If I get an E-3 at some point I'll keep it as my
trusty sidekick and travel camera. Thanks for the link!

This is EXACTLY also my idea and feeling.
... and I don't need looking at anybody else's output to feel like that.

Roel

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