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Whats lacking until now is to have some RAW form the OM D_5 available to play with (apply post processing).
If you could provide some and are no longer restricted to publishing JPG only, I'd very much appreciate.
No need for ISO rows nor any need for anything special, just some "normal" pix would do fine for me
Whats lacking until now is to have some RAW form the OM D_5 available to play with (apply post processing).
If you could provide some and are no longer restricted to publishing JPG only, I'd very much appreciate.
No need for ISO rows nor any need for anything special, just some "normal" pix would do fine for me
Have a look at our Four Thirds User site - lots of RAW and full res JPEG samples there, high and low ISO. Better ones to come, though.
Ok
- well, I forgot to mention that I highly dislike the 12-50 for photographs
Don't you have mFT prime or FT HQ lenses? and of course outdoor shots would be fine as well, more "natural" light conditions than in a mall, you know...
In the samples from Focus 10 of the 12 samples were taken using the superb 45mm f/1.8, but I will be compiling an extensive sample gallery using both m.Zuiko and Zuiko lenses over the coming days.
In the samples from Focus 10 of the 12 samples were taken using the superb 45mm f/1.8, but I will be compiling an extensive sample gallery using both m.Zuiko and Zuiko lenses over the coming days.
Ian
Yes, but you weren't using to right aperture/ISO/shutter speed*
*Delete whichever is applicable.
It's the image that's important, not the tools used to make it.
In the samples from Focus 10 of the 12 samples were taken using the superb 45mm f/1.8, but I will be compiling an extensive sample gallery using both m.Zuiko and Zuiko lenses over the coming days.
Ian, I appreciate what you've shown us so far (& you do have a life besides pandering to our wishes & gripes) although I may not be able to justify buying this camera body yet, I would like to know where I can get one of those OM-D 'T' shirts that guy is wearing (I normally take SM).
I've had some fun playing with the RAW files in Olympus Viewer II, trying the different NF settings, Picture Modes, Art Filters with effects etc., but the strange thing with that program is how long it takes to display the photo properly after updating the RAW. I timed it & it took 25 seconds before it changed from a very grainy appearance to its final appearance (using the latest 1.3 version).
Thanks Ian for all your effort & advice you give us.
Ross"I fiddle with violins (when I'm not fiddling with a camera)". My Flickr OM-1, E-M1 Mk II plus 100-400mm f5-6.3 IS, 7-14, 12-40 & 40-150 f2.8 Pro lenses, MC14 & 20.
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