Bobby some of the best wedding pics I have seen from any photographer. The camera in many ways is incidental as this could have been achieved with many different cameras. Yet it demonstrates that the OM-D is capable of producing stunning images for a wedding. I hope the clients were very pleased with the results.
What's there not to like about these pictures? It's one of the best set of wedding pictures I have seen. Very creative - great poses and compositions ... and what a gorgeous bride!
I personally think the images are a tad too dark, but apart from that, I think the photographer and the couple should be absolutely thrilled with these pictures.
The color versions look great too!
juju1958 wrote:
Bobby some of the best wedding pics I have seen from any photographer. The camera in many ways is incidental as this could have been achieved with many different cameras. Yet it demonstrates that the OM-D is capable of producing stunning images for a wedding. I hope the clients were very pleased with the results.
bobbytan wrote:
What's there not to like about these pictures? It's one of the best set of wedding pictures I have seen. Very creative - great poses and compositions ... and what a gorgeous bride!
I personally think the images are a tad too dark, but apart from that, I think the photographer and the couple should be absolutely thrilled with these pictures.
The color versions look great too!
So true, I probable aught to have been more clear in that I was stressing how creative the photographer is. Yes you may well be correct , maybe a tad dark but they do work as they are. I would have loved to be able to rise to that standard.
owyhee wrote:
A non image question. I seem to have lost the ability to select Bulb mode on my OMD. Its just not there anymore. I can turn live bulb mode on but can not set the camera to bulb mode or get it to shoot in bulb mode. My supper control panel has also disappeared. Could I have turned these off some how so they no longer show up in the menus?
Thanks,
Aaron
When I had similar issues, "reset all" was the key.
Got my OMD working again they way I want it too. I had accidentally turned several settings off without realizing it. Seems to be easy to do with this camera.
I've also messed up my e-M5 menu settings several times, generally when in a rush and desperately threshing around after some setting only vaguely recalled. Fortunately, I have two, and can set 'em side-by-side and compare until I find what I have done. If I ever hose both at the same time, I'm sqrewed
CalW wrote:
I've also messed up my e-M5 menu settings several times, generally when in a rush and desperately threshing around after some setting only vaguely recalled. Fortunately, I have two, and can set 'em side-by-side and compare until I find what I have done. If I ever hose both at the same time, I'm sqrewed
I find their implementation of MySets sort of annoying on the E-M5 (to many clicks to get there, and remembers way more settings than I typically want it to). However, since they do save essentially all configuration they are a good way to set a "recovery point". That way if you suspect you've accidentally left some mystery setting where you don't want it you can resort to something less drastic than "reset all" and be back in business.
