EP1 and 14-42 MkI - this was the first time I used Micro Four Thirds extensively.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Fly like the wind...
There's nothing like skating in Finland for the first time to put you in your place... There were 8 year olds who skated better than I walk.
EP1 and 14-42 MkI - this was the first time I used Micro Four Thirds extensively.
EP1 and 14-42 MkI - this was the first time I used Micro Four Thirds extensively.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Inverse
An inverted view of an image I posted before - The Minotaur reflected in a tarn, Pine Valley, Tasmania.
GH2 and m.ZD 40-150 MSC.
GH2 and m.ZD 40-150 MSC.
Unexpected stars
And unexpected talent of the already multi-talented Nokton 25mm - when stopped down to about f5.6, it produces gorgeously defined 10-point starbursts.
DoF
A minimum focussing distance of sweet-bugger-all and f0.95 makes for quite the skinny depth of field machine.
GH2 and Nokton 25mm f0.95 @ f0.95
GH2 and Nokton 25mm f0.95 @ f0.95
Slooooooow....
Long exposure in Pine Valley, Tasmania.
GH2 and 7-14/f4 ASPH - it's for shots like these that the lack of a filter thread on the 7-14 is frustrating; to get movement in the water the lens had to be stopped down to f13, which is borderline diffraction territory on m43... Still, the UWA continues to amaze, especially as a tripod weapon.
GH2 and 7-14/f4 ASPH - it's for shots like these that the lack of a filter thread on the 7-14 is frustrating; to get movement in the water the lens had to be stopped down to f13, which is borderline diffraction territory on m43... Still, the UWA continues to amaze, especially as a tripod weapon.
Cold!
-6 on the Tasmanian Central Plateau - winter is here!
GH2 and the increasingly delightful 14/f2.5 ASPH
Thursday, July 7, 2011
The other landscape lens
The Minotaur - Cradle Mt/Lake St Clair National Park. Tasmania.
GH2 and m.ZD 40-150 MSC
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