Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
p.62 #1Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
SOOC Jpeg
Chinatown, Bangkok Thailand
Lombok, Indonesia
Chinatown, Bangkok Thailand
Lombok, Indonesia
Aug 20, 2020 at 12:26 PM
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Sooty Grouse. Handheld in-camera focus stacking used.
Aug 30, 2020 at 10:50 PM
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One of the last shots taken with the Olympus M.Zuiko 60mm f2.8 macro, before I sold it...
Cherry Tomatoes
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Aug 31, 2020 at 04:29 PM
p.62 #6Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Started shooting the GX9 about year ago and recently began processing images with C1 as a raw converter. Finally getting the Sharpness, Color, Tones and Dynamic ranges I am happy with...though these aren't great examples...I like the results. Just sharing, it's been a while.
PJTV4877 by fe_no_me_no, on Flickr
PJTV5030 2 by fe_no_me_no, on Flickr
PJTV4877 by fe_no_me_no, on FlickrPJTV5030 2 by fe_no_me_no, on FlickrSep 04, 2020 at 08:35 AM
p.62 #8Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Sigma 60mm F/2.8 DG DN ART + Panasonic GX8
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Sep 06, 2020 at 10:42 PM
p.62 #10Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
First try at using the Cluster Focusing feature of my E-M1 III with the PL 100-400....shows some promise, I think.
Sep 08, 2020 at 01:01 PM
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gary0319 wrote:
First try at using the Cluster Focusing feature of my E-M1 III with the PL 100-400....shows some promise, I think.
Great set Gary. I would say that focus mode is working well.
First try at using the Cluster Focusing feature of my E-M1 III with the PL 100-400....shows some promise, I think.
Great set Gary. I would say that focus mode is working well.
Sep 09, 2020 at 02:12 PM
p.62 #12Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Indeed great set and the focus, with the right guy behind the camera, seem to work real nice!
Galenapass also a great shot!
Galenapass also a great shot!
Sep 10, 2020 at 12:06 AM
p.62 #13Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Thanks for the kind words, guys.
I have to admit that I would never have really seriously considered exploring the all focus points cluster feature had it not been for a friend who purchased an E-M1 III kit to augment her Sony FF to get a lighter weight overall setup for wildlife. However she was having misgivings about the autofocus, particularly the Olympus tracking for BiFs when compared to her Sony experience. We began comparing different settings and reading articles by other Olympus luminaries and she shared with me a brief notice of this feature with a picture of the multiple focus points lit up covering the body of the fox, stating “this is what my Sony focusing looks like”. So, I gave it a try as well.
Now, she is super pleased, and I have another fun option for my rare BiF adventures.
I have to admit that I would never have really seriously considered exploring the all focus points cluster feature had it not been for a friend who purchased an E-M1 III kit to augment her Sony FF to get a lighter weight overall setup for wildlife. However she was having misgivings about the autofocus, particularly the Olympus tracking for BiFs when compared to her Sony experience. We began comparing different settings and reading articles by other Olympus luminaries and she shared with me a brief notice of this feature with a picture of the multiple focus points lit up covering the body of the fox, stating “this is what my Sony focusing looks like”. So, I gave it a try as well.
Now, she is super pleased, and I have another fun option for my rare BiF adventures.
Sep 10, 2020 at 03:25 AM
p.62 #14Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
gary0319 wrote:
Thanks for the kind words, guys.
I have to admit that I would never have really seriously considered exploring the all focus points cluster feature had it not been for a friend who purchased an E-M1 III kit to augment her Sony FF to get a lighter weight overall setup for wildlife. However she was having misgivings about the autofocus, particularly the Olympus tracking for BiFs when compared to her Sony experience. We began comparing different settings and reading articles by other Olympus luminaries and she shared with me a brief notice of this feature with a picture of the multiple...Show more →
If you have a second, jot down your settings and share with us. I am always experimenting with my EM1x and searching for better methods.
Thanks for the kind words, guys.
I have to admit that I would never have really seriously considered exploring the all focus points cluster feature had it not been for a friend who purchased an E-M1 III kit to augment her Sony FF to get a lighter weight overall setup for wildlife. However she was having misgivings about the autofocus, particularly the Olympus tracking for BiFs when compared to her Sony experience. We began comparing different settings and reading articles by other Olympus luminaries and she shared with me a brief notice of this feature with a picture of the multiple...Show more →
If you have a second, jot down your settings and share with us. I am always experimenting with my EM1x and searching for better methods.
Sep 10, 2020 at 10:24 AM
p.62 #15Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
gary0319 wrote:
First try at using the Cluster Focusing feature of my E-M1 III with the PL 100-400....shows some promise, I think.
Brilliant, Stunning set, Gary!
First try at using the Cluster Focusing feature of my E-M1 III with the PL 100-400....shows some promise, I think.
Brilliant, Stunning set, Gary!
Sep 10, 2020 at 11:50 AM
p.62 #16Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
galenapass wrote:
I have to admit that I would never have really seriously considered exploring the all focus points cluster feature had it not been for a friend who purchased an E-M1 III kit to augment her Sony FF to get a lighter weight overall setup for wildlife. However she was having misgivings about the autofocus, particularly the Olympus tracking for BiFs when compared to her Sony experience. We began comparing different settings and reading articles by other Olympus luminaries and she shared with me a brief notice of this feature with a picture of the multiple focus points lit up covering the body of the fox, stating “this is what my Sony focusing looks like”. So, I gave it a try as well.
Now, she is super pleased, and I have another fun option for my rare BiF adventures.If you have a second, jot down your settings and share with us. I am always experimenting with my EM1x and searching for better methods.
Other than the settings in the exif, the only other settings are AF Targeting set to On2, C-AF, Low Burst Mechanical (10 FPS), all 121 focus points hot, C- AF Center Start off, C-AF Center Priority off.
gary0319 wrote
Thanks for the kind words, guys.I have to admit that I would never have really seriously considered exploring the all focus points cluster feature had it not been for a friend who purchased an E-M1 III kit to augment her Sony FF to get a lighter weight overall setup for wildlife. However she was having misgivings about the autofocus, particularly the Olympus tracking for BiFs when compared to her Sony experience. We began comparing different settings and reading articles by other Olympus luminaries and she shared with me a brief notice of this feature with a picture of the multiple focus points lit up covering the body of the fox, stating “this is what my Sony focusing looks like”. So, I gave it a try as well.
Now, she is super pleased, and I have another fun option for my rare BiF adventures.
Other than the settings in the exif, the only other settings are AF Targeting set to On2, C-AF, Low Burst Mechanical (10 FPS), all 121 focus points hot, C- AF Center Start off, C-AF Center Priority off.
Sep 10, 2020 at 12:40 PM
p.62 #17Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Elk
EM1x, 40-150mm f/2.8
Young buck
Doe
Young doe
EM1x, 40-150mm f/2.8
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Young doe
Sep 16, 2020 at 09:31 PM
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Brewers Sparrow
EM1x 300mm pro plus 1.4xTC
EM1x 300mm pro plus 1.4xTC
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Sep 17, 2020 at 12:22 AM
p.62 #19Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Beautiful shots @Galenapass I especially like the last bird.
Let's see if Flickr sharing works for me... Panasonic G9 and Nocticron 42,5mm.
Climbing High by rasmusm
Hey, cool, it worked
This is Copenhill in Denmark, it's a waste management plant that's been active for a short while. On the side of it (left side in the photo) they have the worlds tallest climbing wall. You can see the climbers if you look closely. It's tall enough to be multi pitch which means you can't climb it with just one rope length but have to tie in and different places to bring your buddy up with you and then continue on. The height from the ground is 85 meters.
Also, at the top of the building there is a rooftop bar and a ski slope that goes down to the ground where you ski on an artificial "grass" like surface all year around.
Let's see if Flickr sharing works for me... Panasonic G9 and Nocticron 42,5mm.
Climbing High by rasmusmHey, cool, it worked
This is Copenhill in Denmark, it's a waste management plant that's been active for a short while. On the side of it (left side in the photo) they have the worlds tallest climbing wall. You can see the climbers if you look closely. It's tall enough to be multi pitch which means you can't climb it with just one rope length but have to tie in and different places to bring your buddy up with you and then continue on. The height from the ground is 85 meters.
Also, at the top of the building there is a rooftop bar and a ski slope that goes down to the ground where you ski on an artificial "grass" like surface all year around.
Sep 17, 2020 at 12:38 AM
p.62 #20Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Wilbus wrote:
Beautiful shots @Galenapass@ I especially like the last bird.
Let's see if Flickr sharing works for me... Panasonic G9 and Nocticron 42,5mm.
Hey, cool, it worked
This is Copenhill in Denmark, it's a waste management plant that's been active for a short while. On the side of it (left side in the photo) they have the worlds tallest climbing wall. You can see the climbers if you look closely. It's tall enough to be multi pitch which means you can't climb it with just one rope length but have to tie in and different places to bring your buddy up with...Show more →
What a cool building. Thanks for sharing. I missed the climbing wall until I read your description.
Beautiful shots @Galenapass@ I especially like the last bird.
Let's see if Flickr sharing works for me... Panasonic G9 and Nocticron 42,5mm.
Hey, cool, it worked
This is Copenhill in Denmark, it's a waste management plant that's been active for a short while. On the side of it (left side in the photo) they have the worlds tallest climbing wall. You can see the climbers if you look closely. It's tall enough to be multi pitch which means you can't climb it with just one rope length but have to tie in and different places to bring your buddy up with...Show more →
What a cool building. Thanks for sharing. I missed the climbing wall until I read your description.
Sep 17, 2020 at 07:47 AM