Some more winter scenes

[pdk42]

Pen-F with 12, 25 and 75 respectively:


More Winter Trees by Paul Kaye, on Flickr


The House in the Fog by Paul Kaye, on Flickr


Misty Lane by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

[Imageryone]

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No2 has it for me, makes you want to pull you collar up

[David M]

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I can't choose between the first and second. The third made me laugh, I'd forgotten about slippery road signs.

[iso]

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All wintery but #2 for me. Reminds me of a 'famous' painting - can't remember which . Was #1 taken on the same day as the other two?

[Beagletorque]

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#1 for me, lovely colours.

[Loup Garou]

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#2 by some margin. The other two are just "very nice" but this one has character. Did you use the Olympus 25mm f1.2? If so, at what aperture?

[Mrs T]

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All very atmospheric, but I do like the lighting in #1.

[pdk42]

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#2 by some margin. The other two are just "very nice" but this one has character. Did you use the Olympus 25mm f1.2? If so, at what aperture?

No, it's the 25/1.8 and taken at f4 (and 1/10s - the joys of IBIS!)

[Loup Garou]

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No, it's the 25/1.8 and taken at f4 (and 1/10s - the joys of IBIS!)

Another excellent example of how the longer DoF of the mFT system can be used to our advantage.

[pdk42]

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No, it's the 25/1.8 and taken at f4 (and 1/10s - the joys of IBIS!)

Yup - with FF I'd have needed f8 and a shutter speed of a half a second or had to push the ISO thereby negating any IQ advantage it might have offered me. Of course, a tripod would have solved that - but it was freezing cold and slightly drizzling so the last thing I wanted to do was to setup a tripod!

[Loup Garou]

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No, it's the 25/1.8 and taken at f4 (and 1/10s - the joys of IBIS!)

Nice lens too. I considered getting it but opted instead for the PanLeica 25mm f1.4. That is still small enough and light enough to feet at home with the Pen-F.