Bobby, I got the hood for the 60 macro from B&H a couple weeks ago.

They don't have it right now. I am on their Notify Me list.

Ernie Aubert wrote:
Bobby, I got the hood for the 60 macro from B&H a couple weeks ago.

Wilbus wrote:
Don't just visit... stay :-)

Bobby, but all old OM's weren't silver... I have a Silver OM-2 but my father has an all black OM1 that looks awesome, in many ways better then the silver.

Personally I opted for the black OM-D due to the fact that it is a little bit more stealthy. I do think that silver lenses look better on silver bodies though so I wish Olympus would come to their senses and make black lenses and silver lenses that cost as much, not just repaint a 12mm and charge 200 more for it.

I am aware of that and I did say "older/earlier OM bodies". Here's a couple of pictures of the old and the new Silver OM.

Bob, your 2nd and 4th images are my favorites of your set but they are all very well done.

rji2goleez wrote:
Meanwhile, went for a walk with the OM-D and the PL25.

Love this series.

dukenukem wrote:
One more with M.Zuiko 9-18
...
Very nice.

bobbytan wrote:
....And FWIW I do not own any original Olympus hood - they are too expensive. I use generic hoods, even for the 75/1.8 lens.


Agreed. Not sure why anyone would pay those ridiculous prices - they are just hoods! Mine are all generic as well.

One from earlier in the year with the 12-50mm.

That second shot is so awesome Bob! The contrast is sooo deep, it goes well with the mood

Phil

Some lizards and birds.

(Pana 45-200)


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My bad Bobby, I misunderstood! :-)

But yes the Silver OM's looked wicked good as well.

Nice ones Johnny, the first lizard is really cool!

kmkime wrote:
didierv wrote:
While on a mountain biking trip in Sedona AZ...
Morning foggy sunrise
7 image pano with the Olympus OMD & Olympus 45 mm prime.
(cross posted on the landscapre forum)

That's a killer pano capture, Didier ... sharp from corner to corner. Well done!

didierv wrote:

Thanks for the comment, I did the pano in post with Photoshop Element 10, I converted in B&W with Silver Efex pro 2
Didier

Didierv that pano shot is just pure awesome. Love it!

owyhee wrote:
One from earlier in the year with the 12-50mm.
Awesome. I keep trying to convince my wife that we need to take a trip out to Idaho - stunning scenery you have out there.

michael49 wrote:
owyhee wrote:
One from earlier in the year with the 12-50mm.
Awesome. I keep trying to convince my wife that we need to take a trip out to Idaho - stunning scenery you have out there.

Just don't come in early spring, the mountains will still be blocks of ice!
Of course, Redfish (the lake shot) will be a block of ice until June

rji2goleez wrote:
Meanwhile, went for a walk with the OM-D and the PL25.

I always enjoy seeing good b&w work. Great shots.

Another from the Panny 35-100. The lens really impressed me in the time I had it (I rented it for my recent trip to Death Valley and Zion)


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Nice Bpark! The lens is interesting for sure, I am considering it but it's getting mixed reviews. Too expensive say some but then again it's still far cheaper then a Nikon or Canon counterpart and it's the one and only lens of its kind for m43. I guess if one needs it it's not over prized...

I hope those who wished for a White Christmas are happy now - it can stop snowing anytime and I will be pleased!