bobbytan wrote:
My first shoot with the OM-D. I am quite pleased with the camera and IQ on the whole. I think the file quality is pretty close to the 7D, with a slight edge going to the 7D. I do think the OM-D is a keeper ... but I am not ready to give up my FF Canon just yet.
First 3 images with the Panasonic Lumix 7-14mm. Portrait image with the M. Zuiko 45/1.8.
Gosh … you are going back to Page 1 which seems like a century ago! But thanks! Yes, the 45/1.8 is a great portrait lens, but for a portrait shoot these days, my lens of choice would be the 42.5/1.2 Nocticron or Zuiko 75/1.8.
For those who wish to know a bit more about the 3 new Olympus PRO series lenses, check out this report from someone who has just returned from the Moscow trade show:
FBIV wrote:
I was using the EM1 while hand holding the FL300r which was being triggered by the little flash that comes with the EM1.
Thanks to this post, I discovered that my EM1 came with a flash... I usually just open the box, pull out the body and battery, and have at it.
Given how small the flash is, it's a little disappointing they couldn't have found some way to squeeze in an equivalent, if only for OCF.
Wife got mew hairstyle so out with the 60mm oly macro on the omd em5.
It is a great lens for portraits. I have the 45 which I usually use and forget how much I like this lens for people stuff. So many lenses so little time...
