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Ornamental Banana flower
Copyright ©2010, Jim Padget
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This is an ornamental banana flower. This type of banana does not produce edible fruit, but instead quite spectacular flowers. This one was taken in bright sunlight in our front yard. It also illustrates an issue with the E-620. I took a number of photos in slightly better light, all shot on a tripod - all were not sharp. Very annoying! Couldn't figure out why until I finally remembered that to get sharp photos when on a tripod, you have to turn off the image stabilization! Then, in not-so-good light, got a sharp shot.

Photographer: Jim Padget
Folder: J & J-A's photos
Uploaded: 04-Aug-2010 01:20 CEST
Current Rating: 7.50/2
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Camera: Olympus E620
Exposure time: 1/13
Aperture: f14
Focal length: 42
Lens: 14-42 kit
Focusing method: Manual
ISO: 100
White balance: Auto
Flash: no
Image format: HQ
Processing applied: Cropped, resized, sharpened.
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Image resized to: 674x900

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Really beautiful colors and soft light.

Rocco Zoric at 19:39 CET on 08-Nov-2010 [Reply]

Image Stabilization

Thank you so much for the info on Image Stabilization. Just got the E620 and I have been disapointed in the sharpness. I did find one sentance in the manual that mentioned turning off the IS when on a tripod. Great Photo!

Mark Stodter at 16:58 CEST on 31-Mar-2011 [Reply]