p.5 #5 · p.5 #5 · Olympus E-M1 MKIII Hands On, Tips and Images
The Northern Harrier in the first shot was cut, copied, and pasted into a cropped and modified version of the original shot, which is the second image.
p.5 #10 · p.5 #10 · Olympus E-M1 MKIII Hands On, Tips and Images
This Black Turnstone is probing a barnacle to extract the soft inner food that is the most important item in their diet during the non-breeding seasons.
p.5 #13 · p.5 #13 · Olympus E-M1 MKIII Hands On, Tips and Images
Tip: I’m new to the EM1 Mark III. I just tried HHHR and tried developing it using DXO. Wow! Makes all the differences in maximizing resolution/sharpness and shows what the HHHR can do. I tried DXO based on a discussion in DP Review. Settings I used were lens softness at “0” (which is different from off) and noise reduction is off. . . . My other camera is the Sony A7RIV and I’m still really impressed with the HHHR feature, whereas trying HHHR with the Olympus software (same file) had made me think HHHR was pointless.
