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Again, I feel the composition on the second image and everything else, is lovely! I don't repeat myself often. :) Tom
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I really love these! Especially the second image. All are great. I'm an Anglophile at heart. Would you have me across the pond if I said more positive things and purchased your drafts? :) Tom
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Not with m4/3. Hastily set up a week ago. Sony A7RII and 55/1.8 7 image focus bracket and stack. The focus bracket was manual, as opposed to what the PEN-F or other Olympus bodies allow. Would have ...
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Borage Blooms Pen-F and 60/2.8
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Love the first Preying Mantis. Colors are super! Tom
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Cropped wide angle (or not)? It seems the chimney curvature is similar to other vertical lines. Very enjoyable image. Tom
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I don't like beast bellies that much! :) Really nice! Scrolling through the images as shown on the DP post is a bit of a space warp. Cool! Tom
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Martin! A wonderful cool green waterfall grotto image. I love it. Tom
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Ahhh! Wish I was there! Well done! Tom
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I should say that the Sony A7R2 is an all around fantastic camera (would like the R4 or what comes next). It's a go to landscape camera. It's great for most everything. An Oly m4/3 body with the ...
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Your preferences didn't totally surprise me, to be clear. I wouldn't have shared images that I didn't think were likeable. :) It is interesting to realize that our tastes are can be very subjective. ...
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Thanks Wormsmeat! I find the PEN-F to be my favorite camera to use. The Sony A7R2 will be better for many things like low light. The D800E will outlast most anything else I have, in sub-freezing ...
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Thanks woodsider79 (this feels like Logan's Run... just watched season 1 of the late 70's TV series again). It's alway interesting how different images touch different people. I'm constantly ...
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Many thanks kaphinga. Holy cow cracks me up! :) The macros were all focus brackets and stacks, on tripod, somewhere between 5 and 8 shots per image. The birds were simply what I was able to get, ...
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Haha! I don't post here often, but m4/3 is often not a limiter for great images. It even makes them more possible for certain things where weight/size in other formats would be limiting. Tom
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Images from home the last 2 weeks with the PEN-F, 60/2.8 and 300/4. Boise Mountains, Idaho, USA. For reference with the Panny 20/1.7 I have ostensibly better camera bodies, higher resolution, etc., ...
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Iām hiking to enjoy nature and have otherwise unrealized opportunities for photography. Who cares about documenting the trip? š Tom
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While I only backpack about once a year, I think an m4/3 system may be the ultimate for the purpose. I have a Sony A7RII and multiple small fast wide lenses, but nothing telephoto that doesn't ...
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Here's a better denoised version of the hawk. Done with the latest trial version of Topaz Denoise AI. Forget the AI stuff, because if you want the best image you still have to fiddle with it of ...
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Thanks Joachim. The hawk was a 'one chance is all you get' affair, and that's all I got off... 1 shot before he flew. :) It didn't help it was through a window and screen. I upped the exposure ...
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