Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
p.64 #1Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Not bad considering the lighting and handheld from car window.
Sep 29, 2020 at 10:17 PM
p.64 #2Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
EM5ii
Canon 100-400L v2
Acorn Woodpecker
Canon 100-400L v2
Acorn Woodpecker
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Oct 05, 2020 at 10:25 PM
p.64 #3Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Hooded Merganser
Two slightly different sharpening methods used.
Two slightly different sharpening methods used.
Oct 06, 2020 at 10:19 AM
p.64 #4Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
EM5ii
Canon 100-400L v2
Baltimore Oriole
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Canon 100-400L v2
Baltimore Oriole
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Oct 06, 2020 at 11:19 PM
p.64 #5Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Imagemaster wrote:
Hooded Merganser
Two slightly different sharpening methods used.
Can you expand on the two different methods? They look pretty equal to me.
Thanks
Hooded Merganser
Two slightly different sharpening methods used.
Can you expand on the two different methods? They look pretty equal to me.
Thanks
Oct 07, 2020 at 06:31 AM
p.64 #6Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
New to the thread and forum.
I've enjoyed using MFT - focal length (v weight) and high quality optics.
I recently got the EC14 (used) - and it has transformed how I use my existing FT Oly. 50-200mm. The extra length has made it much more usable, and I reach for it much, much more than before.
Below, some pictures from this summer, around the garden / village here.
EM1 Mkii, 17mm 1.2Pro, natural light
EM1 Mkii, 40-150mm 2.8 Pro at 115mm
EM1 Mkii, 50-200mm 2.8-3.5 w EC14 at 283mm
I've enjoyed using MFT - focal length (v weight) and high quality optics.
I recently got the EC14 (used) - and it has transformed how I use my existing FT Oly. 50-200mm. The extra length has made it much more usable, and I reach for it much, much more than before.
Below, some pictures from this summer, around the garden / village here.
© glenaford 2020
EM1 Mkii, 17mm 1.2Pro, natural light
© glenaford 2020
EM1 Mkii, 40-150mm 2.8 Pro at 115mm
EM1 Mkii, 50-200mm 2.8-3.5 w EC14 at 283mm
Oct 07, 2020 at 07:14 AM
p.64 #7Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Several images today with four thirds mount E lenses.
Harry Palmer
Leaves.
Catails.
Yellow Trumptes.
Catails-Art Filter.
Harry Palmer
Leaves.
Catails.
Yellow Trumptes.
Catails-Art Filter.
Oct 08, 2020 at 08:32 PM
p.64 #9Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Kingfishphoto wrote:
Several images today with four thirds mount E lenses.
Harry Palmer
First three look good.
Several images today with four thirds mount E lenses.
Harry Palmer
First three look good.
Oct 09, 2020 at 10:43 PM
p.64 #10Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Kingfishphoto wrote:
One other leaf image.
F2.0 didn’t give you enough DOF to get bottom of leaf in focus.
One other leaf image.
F2.0 didn’t give you enough DOF to get bottom of leaf in focus.
Oct 09, 2020 at 10:45 PM
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p.64 #11Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Blue-gray Tanager
EM5ii, Canon 100-400
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Oct 10, 2020 at 09:58 PM
p.64 #12Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Spinning a little steel wool in the Snake River...
Oct 11, 2020 at 05:38 PM
p.64 #13Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Trying to squeeze in some final fall landscapes before the snow flies....
Oct 11, 2020 at 05:48 PM
p.64 #16Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Wilbus wrote:
Got a Panasonic S1R on the way to me this week, might sell my m43 gear after all but we'll see, how can I ever replace the Panasonic Leica 42,5mm F1.2 lens?
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50458822331_d5c1244ad7_h.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50458113933_4ed30ab471_h.jpg
Funny that you mention the S1R - I am actually selling mine as I don't do much of any cropping let alone printing. It's a great camera and I love the build quality. To get something close to your 42.5 F1.2 that's affordable, you'll have to go with the new Sigma 85mm DG DN lens as Panasonic hasn't released their 85mm which will only be a F1.8. There isn't a S Pro version currently on their roadmap.
ps: I doubt you'll sell your M43 - I have both formats and they work well together as the S1R after sometime can get pretty heavy in hand.
Got a Panasonic S1R on the way to me this week, might sell my m43 gear after all but we'll see, how can I ever replace the Panasonic Leica 42,5mm F1.2 lens?
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50458822331_d5c1244ad7_h.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50458113933_4ed30ab471_h.jpg
Funny that you mention the S1R - I am actually selling mine as I don't do much of any cropping let alone printing. It's a great camera and I love the build quality. To get something close to your 42.5 F1.2 that's affordable, you'll have to go with the new Sigma 85mm DG DN lens as Panasonic hasn't released their 85mm which will only be a F1.8. There isn't a S Pro version currently on their roadmap.
ps: I doubt you'll sell your M43 - I have both formats and they work well together as the S1R after sometime can get pretty heavy in hand.
Oct 12, 2020 at 08:47 AM
p.64 #17Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
Wibus - I am literally sitting here waiting for your impressions :-). When I first bought our two G9s they were for running around. But the studio workflow, while a bit primitive, is actually really easy because the HDMI out supports UHD and I now can shoot high-resolution just as if I am using a view camera, except my "groundglass" is a 30 inch monitor. I now use them for almost everything. Really love the quality. And the sensor performance actually is a bit better than my Canon 5Ds.
And I have been curious from the start about the Lumix FF brethren, so please - as soon as you are comfortable - I really am looking forward to your impressions on how the S1R performs.
Thanks!! Bill. :-)
And I have been curious from the start about the Lumix FF brethren, so please - as soon as you are comfortable - I really am looking forward to your impressions on how the S1R performs.
Thanks!! Bill. :-)
Oct 12, 2020 at 02:19 PM
p.64 #18Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
robert_in_ca wrote:
Funny that you mention the S1R - I am actually selling mine as I don't do much of any cropping let alone printing. It's a great camera and I love the build quality. To get something close to your 42.5 F1.2 that's affordable, you'll have to go with the new Sigma 85mm DG DN lens as Panasonic hasn't released their 85mm which will only be a F1.8. There isn't a S Pro version currently on their roadmap.
ps: I doubt you'll sell your M43 - I have both formats and they work well together as the S1R after sometime can...Show more →
I does indeed seem like a great camera but I can see why you are selling if you don't crop or print. I have my Canon Prograf 1000 printer which I intend to use more and more and the S1R doesn't only give higher pixel count but also the ability to crop more, which I find my self doing more and more in order to experiment and learn (so I can get it right in the future in camera).
The Sigma 85mm DG DN looks superb, and its rendering looks quite similar to the PL 42,5mm I must say, from what I have seen so far so I think that will be a great alternative IF I decide to sell my m43 gear. I was thinking I'd keep the G9 and the great lenses for a while and see but I suspect I will end up selling it and investing in the L-mount. I'm currently fine with the fact that there aren't all too many lenses as Sigma finally seems to be putting out some great DG DN mirrorless lenses, the 14-24 is high on the list as well as it is now, not to mention the new 105 macro.
I'm also fine with F1.8 lenses actually, it's still faster in relative terms than what m43 has. The F1.2 lenses on m43 are more or less similar to F2.5 lenses (if I am right?) on FF when you take sensor quality in to the equation. Should be around two stops better. There are pros and cons to both though, I love the ability to shoot close with m43 thanks to the lenses close focusing ability. With the S1R cropping can have the same function in many cases though and more often than not I'll end up with more pixels on target.
However, the F1.8 primes from Panasonic will also depend on whether they are good or not. I suspect they will be unless they treat them as entry level V-loggers lenses.
The weight might be a concern but we'll see
/Rasmus
Funny that you mention the S1R - I am actually selling mine as I don't do much of any cropping let alone printing. It's a great camera and I love the build quality. To get something close to your 42.5 F1.2 that's affordable, you'll have to go with the new Sigma 85mm DG DN lens as Panasonic hasn't released their 85mm which will only be a F1.8. There isn't a S Pro version currently on their roadmap.
ps: I doubt you'll sell your M43 - I have both formats and they work well together as the S1R after sometime can...Show more →
I does indeed seem like a great camera but I can see why you are selling if you don't crop or print. I have my Canon Prograf 1000 printer which I intend to use more and more and the S1R doesn't only give higher pixel count but also the ability to crop more, which I find my self doing more and more in order to experiment and learn (so I can get it right in the future in camera).
The Sigma 85mm DG DN looks superb, and its rendering looks quite similar to the PL 42,5mm I must say, from what I have seen so far so I think that will be a great alternative IF I decide to sell my m43 gear. I was thinking I'd keep the G9 and the great lenses for a while and see but I suspect I will end up selling it and investing in the L-mount. I'm currently fine with the fact that there aren't all too many lenses as Sigma finally seems to be putting out some great DG DN mirrorless lenses, the 14-24 is high on the list as well as it is now, not to mention the new 105 macro.
I'm also fine with F1.8 lenses actually, it's still faster in relative terms than what m43 has. The F1.2 lenses on m43 are more or less similar to F2.5 lenses (if I am right?) on FF when you take sensor quality in to the equation. Should be around two stops better. There are pros and cons to both though, I love the ability to shoot close with m43 thanks to the lenses close focusing ability. With the S1R cropping can have the same function in many cases though and more often than not I'll end up with more pixels on target.
However, the F1.8 primes from Panasonic will also depend on whether they are good or not. I suspect they will be unless they treat them as entry level V-loggers lenses.
The weight might be a concern but we'll see
/Rasmus
Oct 13, 2020 at 09:12 AM
p.64 #19Micro Four-Thirds Image Thread
say_doyster wrote:
Wibus - I am literally sitting here waiting for your impressions :-). When I first bought our two G9s they were for running around. But the studio workflow, while a bit primitive, is actually really easy because the HDMI out supports UHD and I now can shoot high-resolution just as if I am using a view camera, except my "groundglass" is a 30 inch monitor. I now use them for almost everything. Really love the quality. And the sensor performance actually is a bit better than my Canon 5Ds.
And I have been curious from the start about the Lumix FF...Show more →
And I'm sitting here waiting for the camera
It should arrive tomorrow according to the postal service.
The G9 is such a superb camera and I understand why you use for so many things now. Panasonic have given their cameras a LOT of thought which is very apparent when it comes to user friendliness and functions.
I'm at home for a few weeks so should be able to put a lot of time in with it and I'll make sure to give you my thoughts with it! Is there anything special you would like me to test/check/do?
/Rasmus
Wibus - I am literally sitting here waiting for your impressions :-). When I first bought our two G9s they were for running around. But the studio workflow, while a bit primitive, is actually really easy because the HDMI out supports UHD and I now can shoot high-resolution just as if I am using a view camera, except my "groundglass" is a 30 inch monitor. I now use them for almost everything. Really love the quality. And the sensor performance actually is a bit better than my Canon 5Ds.
And I have been curious from the start about the Lumix FF...Show more →
And I'm sitting here waiting for the camera
It should arrive tomorrow according to the postal service. The G9 is such a superb camera and I understand why you use for so many things now. Panasonic have given their cameras a LOT of thought which is very apparent when it comes to user friendliness and functions.
I'm at home for a few weeks so should be able to put a lot of time in with it and I'll make sure to give you my thoughts with it! Is there anything special you would like me to test/check/do?
/Rasmus
Oct 13, 2020 at 09:17 AM
Oct 13, 2020 at 09:17 AM