Show Your Snaps...January 2, 2023

Very nice mocha123.

Hi ellare, Thank You.

I love the lighting at this time of year too.

Hi Digirame, Thank You.

Yes, I tried walking around the reservoir that day and got stuck a third into the trail, the mud was that deep it was coming in over the top of my walking boots. I could see where they had tried repairing the pathways and had stopped, probably due to the rain we've been having. Hopefully nearer spring I will attempt it again.

Hi Dunlin, Thank You.

Digirame wrote:

I agree. When I switched from my Olympus DSLR cameras to Canon over 10 years ago, I noticed that the colors were close to the same. I always like my Olympus colors. So now I knew I would also like Canon images.

Interesting.

I'm considering getting a little Olympus mirrorless. I wonder if it's still the same.

I've read good things about Olympus' OOC JPGs, but I don't hear about it nearly as much as Canon Colours.

AshleyMC wrote:

Dunlin wrote:

Digirame wrote:

I agree. When I switched from my Olympus DSLR cameras to Canon over 10 years ago, I noticed that the colors were close to the same. I always like my Olympus colors. So now I knew I would also like Canon images.

Interesting.

I'm considering getting a little Olympus mirrorless. I wonder if it's still the same.

I've read good things about Olympus' OOC JPGs, but I don't hear about it nearly as much as Canon Colours.

Perception is subjective and preference is personal, but I chime in — at the risk of making useless generalizations without taking into account the newer-model improvements and the quality of light at exposure time.

Regarding SOOC JPEG colours, I find Canon most attractive, Olympus a bit on the cold (blue) side and Panasonic a bit on the warm (orange) side.

In addition, I find Canon AWB (W) reliable.

Cheers.

Thanks for your thoughts Ashley.

Great photos BTW.

Foie gras, served by me (for me) tonight

Just my culinary improvisation. (One of very few I ever tried )

Digirame wrote:

That looks scrumptious. You are making me hungry.

No wonder, for that money.

Glad you liked it.

Maybe, in the Metaverse v3.1 I will be able to send you a bite.

Grainy black and white.

Steve Thomas

Digirame wrote:

Is that a B&W photo or a color photo where everything is black and white? Is that a place for farm equipment storage?

Dig,

Yes, that's one of the Special Scene modes on my camera along with things like HDR and Soft Focus, etc.

It's called Grainy Black and White.

Like Auto, the camera chooses the ss and aperture.

Once upon a time, I guess, the barn used to house horses. Now, it's full of old junk and pieces of farm equipment.

I posted this image last year some time using the same creative filter:

PS: That's funny. Look at the lens information in the EXIF file for this picture

Steve Thomas