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The micro 4/3 weekend flower show thread.
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Cant resist another one, had a bash at HDR.
G1 14-140 F5.8 ISO 320 1/125 @ 400mm
Mark.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/30657645@N03/
G1 14-140 F5.8 ISO 320 1/125 @ 400mm
Mark.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/30657645@N03/
Jerry_JMK
Forum Enthusiast
Wow!!! This shot is absolutely stunning, Bravo.
That 14-140 lens is really a great one... I saw so many sharp and brilliant pictures already.
don m
Senior Member
I used the LAB color technique from The Canyon Conundrum - Photoshop LAB Color to give the picture some pop.
From my backyard.
Cheers,
Don
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Birds: http://www.pbase.com/dmichael/birds
Flowers: http://www.pbase.com/dmichael/flowers
From my backyard.
Cheers,
Don
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Birds: http://www.pbase.com/dmichael/birds
Flowers: http://www.pbase.com/dmichael/flowers
Jerry_JMK
Forum Enthusiast
Shot using G1 with Carl Zeis Jena Biotar 25mm f/1.4 1/250sec ISO100
(Quiz: How many hoverflies do you see?)
Till next weekend
Jerry
(Quiz: How many hoverflies do you see?)
Till next weekend
Jerry--Shot using G1 with Carl Zeis Jena Biotar 25mm f/1.4 1/250sec ISO100
(Quiz: How many hoverflies do you see?)
Till next weekend
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30657645@N03/
Jerry_JMK
Forum Enthusiast
No text.
Peter Herth
Leading Member
... may I still join (my E-P1 just arrived today )
Short with the 14-42 mm, slightly cropped.
Peter
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Short with the 14-42 mm, slightly cropped.
Peter
talephotos
Senior Member
These are my favourites so far:
'If you ever get a camera up your bum, it'll probably be an Olympus' - nomix
'pictures not photos' - myself realising my username is wrong
'© Douglas Symon' - applies to all the photographs I post
http://cherrytreeblog.talepictures.com/
Olympus as teacher...
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Merry-Go
'If you ever get a camera up your bum, it'll probably be an Olympus' - nomix
'pictures not photos' - myself realising my username is wrong
'© Douglas Symon' - applies to all the photographs I post
http://cherrytreeblog.talepictures.com/
Olympus as teacher...
Didn't realize that there was a dedicated m4/3 flower show... Yes it is hard to frame in direct sunlight with an E-P1!
All shots with the Kit Zoom
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
All shots with the Kit Zoom
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
Like this one!
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
The boarder really helps to frame this image. Well done.
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
What a great backyard!
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
Awesome
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
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Quote by Robert Roaldi: I often take pictures at less than optimum apertures and shutter speeds. At 1-to-1 on my monitor I can often see the blur that is the result of too low a shutter speed and too much coffee. But I can often fix those pictures by just reducing the magnification and printing them anyway and pretending that I never saw them at 100%. It seems to eliminate the problem.
Art Vandelay II
Forum Enthusiast
Two more, both taken with an E-P1 and kit 14-42mm:
Large versions:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eparks/3708380896/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eparks/3737150184/sizes/o/
Large versions:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eparks/3708380896/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eparks/3737150184/sizes/o/
bgig
Leading Member
GH1 for 3 days now - Last is straight 140mm, first two are with Raynox 250 attached ...enjoy!
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Bill G.
FZ*50 -- Ray*nox 250 -- Oly FL*36 -- TCON*17
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Bill G.
FZ*50 -- Ray*nox 250 -- Oly FL*36 -- TCON*17
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