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Photographer:	X Fonzy -
Folder:	My Flowers
Uploaded:	21-Mar-2007 21:02 CET
Current Rating:	9.00/3 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E500
Exposure time:	1/160
Aperture:	2.8
Focal length:	150mm
Lens:	Sigma 150mm macro
Focusing method:	Spot
ISO:	160
White balance:	Auto
Flash:	no
Image format:	RAW
Processing applied:
Various:
Image resized to:	700x728

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i like the conversion fons nice range of tones
the lense is nice and sharp too
i am undecided between the sigma and the olympus 50mm + ex25 which do you find better.
nice image

andy

Andrew Mclean at 16:18 CET on 22-Mar-2007 [Reply]

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Thanks Andrew,

I think the Sigma is a mighty good lens ..
150mm makes quite a difference when you have to shoot bugs or butterflies...
You can stay away from your object with this 150mm lens ..
Working with the 50mm as I did before scared many insects of because you have to go in very close..
So I'm waiting to get outside and make some test shots with this new lens as soon as possible..
When ever you have make "macro" shots indoor I prefer the 50mm in combination with EX25 you will get superb magnification.

Cheers,

Fonzy - at 17:01 CET on 22-Mar-2007 [Reply]

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Fons van Swaal wrote:
> Thanks Andrew,
>
> I think the Sigma is a mighty good lens ..
> 150mm makes quite a difference when you have to shoot bugs or butterflies...
> You can stay away from your object with this 150mm lens ..
> Working with the 50mm as I did before scared many insects of because you have to go in very close..
> So I'm waiting to get outside and make some test shots with this new lens as soon as possible..
> When ever you have make "macro" shots indoor I prefer the 50mm in combination with EX25 you
> will get superb magnification.
>
> Cheers,
>
thank ou fons will keep saving the pennies then make up my mind

thanks

andy

Andrew Mclean at 20:59 CET on 22-Mar-2007 [Reply]

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Very beautiful picture and nice frame too. I like the composition, the soft light and the texture of the "leaves". best regards, Ricardo