A couple of shots from the new EPM2
A couple of shots from the new EPM2
Aug 3, 2013
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Both are OOC jpgs
No time to process the raw files, had to run off to a "horse Emergency" (Injured horse)
One was shot with the m4/3 14-42 II r the other was shot with the Sigma 4/3 18-50 f2.8
I'll need to reduce the size of the focus box or target to get better focus with the sigma, the focus is faster with the Sigma on the EPM2 than it is on the EP3 or the EPL1. Perhaps I'll get time to shoot with the EPM2 today...
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