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Well done. I like it. Do you ? Not perfect... 
Just testing and playing around a bit with great horizons in mind.
Just testing and playing around a bit with great horizons in mind.
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"I've become very picky. Most of my outings these days do not yield satisfactory photographs because what used to be satisfactory to me in the past no longer is. I make much fewer images today than I have in previous times, and I expect this trend to continue. Progress in art is not about becoming more prolific; it's about becoming more demanding." - Guy Tal -
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Excellent lighting and a very clean image.
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Yes, I like it a lot. in fact, it was one of the things that drew me to the E-M1 (with the v.4 firmware). I've written about some of the technical details on my website.Originally posted by Antonio Correia View PostWell done. I like it. Do you ? Not perfect...
Just testing and playing around a bit with great horizons in mind.
I use it all the time for flower photography. My only reservation is that I wish the automatic version could do more than 8 steps, since I have to make compromises between resolution and overall depth. I often have to turn to focus bracketing and then do the stacking separately in the computer.MikeComment
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I am missing something Mike.Originally posted by MikeOxon View Post
I use the 5 Mark II and it makes more than 8 steps... or am I on the wrong menu ?
Or perhaps, the firmware is more recent...
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"I've become very picky. Most of my outings these days do not yield satisfactory photographs because what used to be satisfactory to me in the past no longer is. I make much fewer images today than I have in previous times, and I expect this trend to continue. Progress in art is not about becoming more prolific; it's about becoming more demanding." - Guy TalComment
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I was referring to the focus stacking feature. To quote from the Olympus website: "Olympus OM-D E-M5 II firmware 4.0 adds the focus stacking feature found on the TG-5 and E-M1 II. In this mode, eight images are captured as focus is shifted to create a composite final image with greater depth of field." Focus bracketing, where a final composite image is not produced in the camera can provide up to 99 steps.MikeComment
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"I've become very picky. Most of my outings these days do not yield satisfactory photographs because what used to be satisfactory to me in the past no longer is. I make much fewer images today than I have in previous times, and I expect this trend to continue. Progress in art is not about becoming more prolific; it's about becoming more demanding." - Guy TalComment
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Great picture - I was intrigued by the object and found this description...
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Well done AMc !
This is a slicer which was bought by my parents in 1958 when they went to Brussels to the World Exposition.
When I saw it at home, I remember I wanted to try (I was 10, then) and ended cutting a small slice of my left pointing finger trying to cut a potato.
I found it now among other stuff and wanted to sell it. It worth only 50€...
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"I've become very picky. Most of my outings these days do not yield satisfactory photographs because what used to be satisfactory to me in the past no longer is. I make much fewer images today than I have in previous times, and I expect this trend to continue. Progress in art is not about becoming more prolific; it's about becoming more demanding." - Guy TalComment
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A very intriguing object - good find.Most used: EM5i + 12-200mm, In briefcase: E-PM2 + 12-42mmEZ
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