Ekah Chi
Biking with the Gold Light. Olympus E-M5 with 12-40mm at 40mm.
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This is the weekly selection:
Matt Krumins
Shot on the Olympus OM-D E-M10 using the FL-600 speed light in RC mode! Amazing what a little bit of off-camera light can do!
(Processed in instagram @mattkrumins_DTD)
Eric Ou
Sunshine taken with Pana G2+ 12-35 F2.8
Al Caldwell
Behind scenes on tour with Vanessa Williams. Background singer shot with GH-2 /20mmF1.7
Gary Yost
Shot with the GH4 and the Panny 9-18m f4-5.6 (at 18mm, f5.6, 60sec exposure ISO200) in Wailea Bay, Big Island of Hawaii
Dave Belcher
One of my latest GigaPan panoramas recorded with the Panasonic Lumix GX7, MFT. 1.07 Gigapixels, 300 separate shots. This shows a small detail within the panorama.
http://gigapan.com/gigapans/157673
Maxim Zazulin
GH4+25\0,95
21 Responses
I like Maxim’s darkish shot ..sexy 0.95 🙂
The panorama with 300 shots is amazing, nicely done.
Rainbow on coffee steam droplets looks good if you massively zoom in…
Very nice set of photos!
I like the coffee and the bridge. But the rest are just not suitable to be shot with a rather low DR MFT camera. Especially the 1st shot, I’d consider it badly shot with a wrong equipment. I’m surprise it was picked as one of the best photos. Just personal opinion, please don’t angry with me. We all love photography, love you guys. 🙂
Ouch! No, not angry at all, just depressed. 🙂 Seriously, any critique or criticism is welcome. Maybe it’s just a matter of personal taste.
Absolutely, just personal taste. Please keep on shooting and experimenting! 🙂
No problem. This is my first try of this experiment. I’m gonna to post another one in the same vein (the two are in the same batch). Again, any kind of comment is welcome. Even if only one or two people give positive response, I still appreciate it very much and feel encouraged.
Well, I guess so, this is my favorite, so I totally do not agree with the badly shot and wrong equipment statement.
Thank you, thank you. Finally I found someone who likes it, besides Admin. Yesss! (Fist pumping in tears) 🙂
The interplay of light and dark is one of the very nice things in photography to me! Plus, the 12-40mm in action is of immediate interest 🙂
I do not get what the first picture has to do with dynamic range. Do you want to see the details in the shadow areas? The shadows are what make the photo interesting. Taking that away, then you just have a boring photo.
The bridge is surreal, almost like a scene out of a sci-fi movie. My other picks from this batch would be the barn (?) panaroma stitch, and the last one of the girl, which also looks like a movie still.
In fact, I think Admin should start a new series on videos taken with m43 cameras. That would almost certainly demonstrate the capabilities of m43 at a very high level.
The bridge is amazing. Where is that?
Nice photos and they look good on my phone. But on a somewhat larger screen M43 is not that good. In fact it looks terrible. But the composition of these photos are nice.
Haters gonna hate. However, Since these photos are not shown in full resolution, how did you see them as such? Also, since they are taken at a resolution that exceeds the maximum resolution of pretty much all computer monitors, how did you come to the conclusion that size had any effect on quality?
Are you talking about bokeh? ISO noise? dynamic range? Maybe the JPEG compression on Facebook? Please elaborate 🙂
Forget it – “tiny sensor” Viezevure who apparently has issues with tiny things of his own isn’t interested in any discussion at all. He’s just 43rumors #1 forum troll.
Best to ignore his unsubstantiated provocations and mindless drivel.
Some pix of mine that have best stood the test of time – as in people remember them many, many years later – were taken with a 3MP Sony digicam in New York. Large prints? Check. Funny, on Saturday, a pofessional with his Pentax 645D was so nice to expressly stand aside and let me get some shots in. And not because I’ve used larger formats than that. The point is – not directed at you, Viezevure – one of the things making photography fun is dealing with limitations in a creative, constructive way, and the place to begin is always with the person behind the lens. Then comes the ease and fun of how a particular camera / lens combo handles. Third, encouragement to observe, shoot, and reflect. Everyone, apart from Viezevure, have fun with whatever best suites you =] (What would suit VV is Oly going bankrupt, and maybe it will happen sometime out… for you VV, that would be very, very hard. Best wake up before for your own sake.)
Ok, you posted some mediocre shots with a long bs story. Now? What are we supposed to say now?
Some pix of mine that have best stood the test of time – as in people remember them many, many years later – were taken with a 3MP Sony digicam in New York. Large prints? Check. Funny, on Saturday, a pofessional with his Pentax 645D was so nice to expressly stand aside and let me get some shots in. And not because I’ve used larger formats than that. The point is – not directed at you, Viezevure – one of the things making photography fun is dealing with limitations in a creative, constructive way, and the place to begin is always with the person behind the lens. Then comes the ease and fun of how a particular camera / lens combo handles. Third, encouragement to observe, shoot, and reflect. Everyone, apart from Viezevure, have fun with whatever best suites you =] (What would suit VV is Oly going bankrupt, and maybe it will happen sometime out… for you VV, that would be very, very hard. Best wake up before for your own sake.)
Pretty boring, and technically on par with compact cams, as usual…