Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread

[Jerry_R]

July 2010
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8








G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 5.6

[Markus]

And then there was this tourist who had hired a bicycle and thought it was ok to say yes to one kid

Decisive moment! Well spotted.

BTW, always nice to spot other L1 shooters. Still a lovely camera.

[Jerry_R]

July 2010
G1, 7-4mm @ 7mm




G2, 45mm f2/.8 @ 4




G2, 45mm f2/.8 @ 5.6

[Tesselator]

I guessed as much. I felt extra smart that I could.

Originally Posted by Jerry_R

Not everybody guesses what it was immediately

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May 2010

G1, 7-14mm @ 7mm

Perfect lens for that building!





Now doncha just wish there were like 4 more stops of DR on these little µ4/3 things?

[Tomcollins]

I'm relatively new to the Micro 4/3's world and I am lovin' it.
This image was taken with my new Olympus E-P3; Olympus 12mm / F2 lens and worked up a little in LR3. Thanks for looking.
Tom

[simonclivehughes]

That's a lovely shot, Tom. Where exactly was it taken? That looks like an old riverboat.

Cheers,

[Jerry_R]

Originally Posted by Tesselator

Now doncha just wish there were like 4 more stops of DR on these little µ4/3 things?

Thanks for comment, regarding DR - yes.
I was impressed, when I came back from my friend, who was taking some pictures together with me at the see with his Sigma, afterwards he showed me what can he do in post processing...

Originally Posted by Tomcollins

Thanks for looking

Tom, thanks for sharing

One idea comes to my mind, as an experiment - I would try to crop that photo in 16:9.
Just idea.


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July 2010
G2, 20mm f/1.7 @ 1.7

[Jorgen Udvang]

Originally Posted by Tomcollins

I'm relatively new to the Micro 4/3's world and I am lovin' it.
This image was taken with my new Olympus E-P3; Olympus 12mm / F2 lens and worked up a little in LR3. Thanks for looking.
Tom

Beautiful shot

[PeterB666]

Cronulla Pool o45 4 by peterb666, on Flickr


Cronulla Pool o45 5 by peterb666, on Flickr

Both photos with an Olympus E-P3 and Olympus 45mm f/1.8

[Tesselator]

Nice tonning Peter!

Here's some lame test images with the MC Zoom Rokkor 80-200 on GH1:

1/40s, ISO500, 200mm, Wide Open, GH1









1/320s, ISO100, 200mm, Wide Open, GH1










1/250s, ISO100, Wide Open, GH1









1/160s, ISO100, Stopped Down One Click, GH1










1/125s, ISO100, 80mm, GH1










1/800s, ISO100, Wide Open, GH1










1/800s, ISO100, 80mm, Wide Open, GH1









1/250s, ISO100, Wide Open, 120mm?, GH1









1/250s, ISO100, Wide Open, 200mm, 100% Crop, GH1

[Tomcollins]

Originally Posted by simonclivehughes

That's a lovely shot, Tom. Where exactly was it taken? That looks like an old riverboat.

Cheers,

Thank you Simon. This is an old river boat that was converted into a Casino and has since been abandoned. It located in Tacoma, Washington.
Tom

[f6cvalkyrie]

Panoramic winterfun



9-shots with the GH2, stitched in PS

C U,
Rafael

[Jerry_R]

Wow, I can see a lot of fun

July 2010
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8




G1, 20mm f/1.7 @ 1.7




G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8

[Tesselator]

Here's some from the (Cosina) Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.5 Aspherical as seen through Panasonic's GH1.

1/4000s, ISO160, GH1









1/1000s, ISO125, GH1, 80% Crop









1/1600s, ISO100, GH1









1/1000s, ISO125, GH1, 100% crop









1/25s, ISO100, GH1









1/2000s, ISO100, GH1

I was expecting to see PF on some of these but didn't get any... huh.

[Jorgen Udvang]

Sorry you missed out on the PF Tess. I'm sure you'll be luckier next time

Cool shots, particularly number... I don't know. Can't count that far

[Jorgen Udvang]

Out for a walk in cloudy, rainy Singapore today. Good for b&w and for trying out C1 properly after 15 years with PS. Getting my feet wet in more than one way

GH1 with PanaLeica 14-50mm f/2.8-3.5 @ 14mm and f/5.6

[Tesselator]

Wow man! That's way cool! And Hey! There's a giant banana on top of those buildings!

Seriously cool tho! I think I could spend an entire weekend shooting that structure and never even get bored!


This is processed with C1 as well:

Voigtlander_Nokton_Asph_50mm_f1.5 @ F/2.4

Seems like we'r traveling in similar directions - even if in different countries.

[Jerry_R]

Excelent drops of water
And that BW banana architecture

Few more from me, July 2010
G2, 7-14mm @ 7

[Tesselator]

That top one came out neat! With the trash bin in the BG turning out speckled too it almost looks like someone emptied a 50lbs sack of flour from overhead or something.

Neat effect!

[Jorgen Udvang]

Same place, after dark, different perspective.

GH1 with PanaLeica 14-50mm f/2.8-3.5 @ 17mm, f/8 and 13s

[Jim Radcliffe]

GH2 with the 25mm Leica f/1.4

[Jerry_R]

Thanks Tesselator for comments, Jorgen - I want to be there!!!
Jim, what a mood

July 2010
G2, 7-14mm @ 9mm




G2, 7-14mm @ 12mm




G2, 7-14mm @ 14mm

[Jorgen Udvang]

The second one is lovely, Jerry

My GH1 died today. Won't power on

Where is that E-M5 when I need it

[kweide]

Frozen Alster
And thousands of visitors used the chance to walk over the river Alster. The last time river Alster was frozen was 15 years ago.



Olympus E-P3, M. Zuiko 12 mm, noNR
ISO400 @ f6.4, 1/250 second, 12 mm focal length

[Brian Mosley]

Too many images on this page to single out - just to say, the quality of work here is outstanding!

Well done folks, thanks for sharing...

Brian

[pellicule]

Just playing with the camera and lens, this was manual focus, f1.4 at 1/60sec.
OOC jpeg, default everything as I know no better.

The pencil looked sharper in Aperture.

[ReeRay]

Panasonic GX-1 20mm pancake

[Jorgen Udvang]

Excellent, Klaus

Very good, ReeRay, a genuine Thai smile for a change

[Diane B]

Oh, you are going to push me over the edge for sure LOL. Very nice shot and I love this lens on m4/3ds.

Originally Posted by Jim Radcliffe

GH2 with the 25mm Leica f/1.4

[Jerry_R]

Thanks Jorgen!
Klaus, Ree - great photos!

Ree,
in fact I am looking and looking at the portrait and smile on my face appears all the time

July 2010
G1, 20mm f/1.7 @ 5.6




G2, 7-14mm @ 10mm




G2, 7-14mm @ 7mm

[djonesii]

Cher Forum;

I was out on the workshop waiting to get into the van when a B2 and escort flew over. At that time, I had two cameras with me, a Cambo with IQ180 that Capture Integration very kindly loaned me, and my Pany G3. I ran to the bag, got out the G3, mounted the 100-300 and popped off a few frames. A bit later in the day, we were getting gas, and they flew over again. I got this shot.



In this very specific case, the G3 was the much better camera for this task than the IQ180 + Cambo. As the English say horses for courses.

Other than crop, there is no post processing done on this photo!

Dave

[Bryan Stephens]

Great shot Dave. The capture is perfect and it really shows how close the escort plane was to the B2. I know we were all staring in awe while we waited our van ride to our shooting location that day. If I'm not mistaken, we were headed to the Kilns.

[Jerry_R]

Thanks Dave for sharing, last part, July 2010
G2, 7-14mm @ 7mm




G1, 20mm f/1.7 @ 5.6








G2, 7-14mm @ 7mm




G1, 20mm f/1.7 @ 5.6

[Tesselator]

I like #2 and #5.... Nice

[GrahamWelland]

Originally Posted by PeterB666

Cronulla Pool o45 4 by peterb666, on Flickr

Lovely light and mood here.

[cjlacz]

A few shots from a recent walk in Tokyo trying to find beauty in the mundane.

GF1 and 20mm


GF1 and 20mm


GF1 and 14-42PZ at 19mm

[Tesselator]

Hehe, looks just like Nagoya! X-/

[raist3d]

Lifestream:



- Raist

[Jorgen Udvang]

Nice, Raist

[raist3d]

Thanks. Here's two more - "playing around"








- Raist

[Brian Mosley]

Cool, I like these Ricardo...

Thanks for sharing

Brian

[raist3d]

Outerspace:



- Raist

[ptomsu]

Originally Posted by raist3d

Outerspace:



- Raist

Really like this one! Congrats!

Peter

[Brian Mosley]

Originally Posted by raist3d

Outerspace:



- Raist

Wow, best I've seen!

Take care with the printing... gallery worthy.

Brian

[Jerry_R]

Wow, the fun goes on

I see 1 of my links is broken, G1, 20mm f/1.7 @ 5.6:




and last one from that day, G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 8




August 2010, G1, 20mm f/1.7 @ 8




G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8




G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 5.6

[benroy]

G3 with 45/2.8 Macro-Elmarit:

[benroy]

G3 with 25/1.4 Summilux:

[Rich M]

Nice Roy.....you're really capturing some subtle textures with those two lenses.

How are you liking the G3?

R

[Jerry_R]

Great Roy,

August 2010, G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8

[RS]

when you don't know where to start, start by copying old master's