E-5 seems to be working ok

[jdal]

Went up to the gym we frequent this morning and while the wife was thrashing around on the Zumba floor I took the opportunity to try out the recently-dropped E5 at Swarland Dene, a nice little place nearby. It's a place I keep revisiting to try and get a shot I'm completely happy with. I'll need to get back there (if only to retrieve my glasses ).

Todays attempt:

[Danny]

Re: E-5 seems to be working ok

Really nice, good exposure control

[andym]

Re: E-5 seems to be working ok

Yes that's rather nice.Live view?

[Chevvyf1]

Re: E-5 seems to be working ok

Yes that's rather nice.Live view?

WOW ! must be

[Greytop]

Re: E-5 seems to be working ok

Lovely intriguing shot John, I would be interested to hear your technique... hand held or tripod, live view with screen articulated almost certainly I would imagine
Glad to hear your E-5 is working OK after the accident.

[PeterBirder]

Re: E-5 seems to be working ok

the wife was thrashing around on the Zumba floor . I'll need to get back there (if only to retrieve my glasses ).

Information overload.

Sorry couldn't resist that. Seriously, what a brilliant shot. Down here in flat Essex there are limited opportunities for this type of picture so I really enjoyed this.

Delighted to see the e-5 is still working after it's misshap.

Regards.

[jdal]

Re: E-5 seems to be working ok

Thanks for the comments.

Sorry about the missing exif, I need to adjust my PS settings. Taken with the 12-60 at 12mm. 1 sec exposure at F10, ISO 100. On a tripod with a polariser and ND grad. I used live view, manual everything with a 2 sec shutter delay. Focussed on the shiny vertical face just left of the waterfall. The tripod legs were splayed to get the lens a couple of feet above the water with the tripod and me in the burn.