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I must say then lens/sensor combo seems to lend itself well to extreme cropping. Here's a pic taken in a churchyard today. The detail photo is about 7% of the original (long sides) and is a 100% crop. Image was handheld... would have been even better with a tripod obviously. 1/25sec at f2.8, ISO 1600.


Quote: I don't know this flower. Anne? Brian?
The flowers are shaped like many salvias - but this isn't a plant I've seen before.
I've only just noticed that the poor old spider above is missing two legs. Very un-observant of me, and maybe explains why the web is a bit of a mess!
I got so carried away looking at the detail, that I missed the detail -(or should that be de-leg) ![]()
A sequence to show how the EM-5 can capture sporting action (warning, the light was dire so these aren't "good" images, just a play to show how one can "capture the moment")
I've read somewhere that shooting at 3.5 fps with single point SAF is a good way of capturing this type of action so gave it a go, it seems to work OK keeping good focus throughout (but with movement blur in the latter stages - did I mention the light was dire?
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All are crops of around 60%






(Rather than committing £1k or so on the new 35-100 f2.8 I've got myself a copy of the Oly 40-150 R to see how useful this range is. I'd read that it was a bit faster focusing than the 75-300 so hope it may prove useful for my BIF work. The light was so bad I had no real chance to play with that yet, but so far it looks to be a pretty good price vs performance option)
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