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p.374 #1OM-D & PEN Images
Leyendo by Diego Garín Martín, en FlickrEM1, 12-40
Feb 04, 2017 at 08:24 AM
p.374 #3OM-D & PEN Images
DoF is no more an issue now!
Eternal sunshine of the spotless beard Listera Ovata
Too tired to rock and roll Listera Ovata
Eternal sunshine of the spotless beard Listera Ovata
Too tired to rock and roll Listera Ovata
Feb 05, 2017 at 09:37 AM
p.374 #5OM-D & PEN Images
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/52eaa564e4b0b27afab0da0e/57d458a0cd0f68a33d3c92af/5897676fe58c62ed8ac207f2/1486317673112/Stevns_Klint+1.jpg
Stevns Klint, Denmark. World Heritage site.
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mk I, Olympus 12-40mm F2.8 Pro @ 12mm F6.3. 60 Second exposure using a 10 stop ND filter and a Polarizer.
Stevns Klint, Denmark. World Heritage site.
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mk I, Olympus 12-40mm F2.8 Pro @ 12mm F6.3. 60 Second exposure using a 10 stop ND filter and a Polarizer.
Feb 05, 2017 at 12:05 PM
p.374 #6OM-D & PEN Images
Wilbus wrote:
Listera, lens?
Nice shots btw!
Thanks. Taken with my latest acquisition; Cosmicar 75mm f1.4 wide open.
Listera, lens?
Nice shots btw!
Thanks. Taken with my latest acquisition; Cosmicar 75mm f1.4 wide open.
Feb 05, 2017 at 12:25 PM
Feb 06, 2017 at 07:34 PM
p.374 #9OM-D & PEN Images
San Vito by Diego Garín Martín, en FlickrOly EM1, 12-40 f2.8
Feb 08, 2017 at 09:43 AM
p.374 #10OM-D & PEN Images
Dual post from the landscape thread.
E-M1 still going strong despite my trouble with long exposure noise and the fact that it has been superseded by the Mk II
E-M1 still going strong despite my trouble with long exposure noise and the fact that it has been superseded by the Mk II
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Feb 08, 2017 at 10:05 AM
p.374 #11OM-D & PEN Images
Lovely images! The E-M1 is a very good camera with an awesome feature set. It's just not good for fast-action and low-light or long-exposure photography. No one camera does it all. For low light or long exposures, you need the Sony A7R II or better yet, the A7S II. For travel and wildlife I think the E-M1.2 is great.
Having said that, Diego Martin aka dukenukem aka David Copperfield had performed some magic with low-light and long-exposure photography with the E-M1. But he's an exception to the rule ... being an Illusionist. I hate him ... as he makes us all look like bad photographers!
Wilbus wrote:
Dual post from the landscape thread.
E-M1 still going strong despite my trouble with long exposure noise and the fact that it has been superseded by the Mk II
Having said that, Diego Martin aka dukenukem aka David Copperfield had performed some magic with low-light and long-exposure photography with the E-M1. But he's an exception to the rule ... being an Illusionist.
I hate him ... as he makes us all look like bad photographers! Wilbus wrote:
Dual post from the landscape thread.
E-M1 still going strong despite my trouble with long exposure noise and the fact that it has been superseded by the Mk II
Feb 08, 2017 at 10:56 AM
p.374 #12OM-D & PEN Images
bobbytan wrote:
Lovely images! The E-M1 is a very good camera with an awesome feature set. It's just not good for fast-action and low-light or long-exposure photography. No one camera does it all. For low light or long exposures, you need the Sony A7R II or better yet, the A7S II. For travel and wildlife I think the E-M1.2 is great.
Having said that, Diego Martin aka dukenukem aka David Copperfield had performed some magic with low-light and long-exposure photography with the E-M1. But he's an exception to the rule ... being an Illusionist. I hate him ... as he makes us...Show more →
Thank you
Yes the E-M1 is great and it will remain great for a long time! I need to either change my long exposures to not be AS long (not always possible) or just use the A7 for now until I know more about the newer m43 sensors and long exposure noise. I have a feeling the GH5 might do good thanks to the fact that it is made for high quality video for long durations. That should, I think, mean that it has some OK cooling which should help long exposure noise. I might be proven very wrong though.
As far as Diego goes, yes he is amazing, just went through his 500px gallery (again) and there is so much to learn!
And yes he makes the rest of us look like crap!
Lovely images! The E-M1 is a very good camera with an awesome feature set. It's just not good for fast-action and low-light or long-exposure photography. No one camera does it all. For low light or long exposures, you need the Sony A7R II or better yet, the A7S II. For travel and wildlife I think the E-M1.2 is great.
Having said that, Diego Martin aka dukenukem aka David Copperfield had performed some magic with low-light and long-exposure photography with the E-M1. But he's an exception to the rule ... being an Illusionist.
I hate him ... as he makes us...Show more →Thank you
Yes the E-M1 is great and it will remain great for a long time! I need to either change my long exposures to not be AS long (not always possible) or just use the A7 for now until I know more about the newer m43 sensors and long exposure noise. I have a feeling the GH5 might do good thanks to the fact that it is made for high quality video for long durations. That should, I think, mean that it has some OK cooling which should help long exposure noise. I might be proven very wrong though.
As far as Diego goes, yes he is amazing, just went through his 500px gallery (again) and there is so much to learn!
And yes he makes the rest of us look like crap!
Feb 09, 2017 at 01:08 AM
