The Photographic Community for Users of Olympus and OM system micro 4/3 digital cameras and E-series DSLRs
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Register Search Forum Actions New Document New Folder List Folders List Documents List Groups List Users Camera resources Olympus 4000 Olympus 4040 Olympus 5050 Olympus 5060 Olympus 7070 Olympus 8080 Olympus E-M1 II Olympus E-M5 Olympus E-P1 Olympus E-P2 Olympus E-PL1 Olympus E-PL3 Olympus E1 Olympus E3 Olympus E30 Olympus E300 Olympus E330 Olympus E400 Olympus E410 Olympus E420 Olympus E500 Olympus E510 Olympus E520 Olympus E620 m4/3 lenses Camera FAQs Terms of Service Photo contest Submissions page Hall of fame Folders About this site Documents Polls Private folders Public folders Categories Abstract Action/Motion Animal Architecture Candid/Snapshot Cities/Urban Documentation Fashion/Glamour Historical Landscape Macro Miscellaneous Nature Night/Low light People Polls Sand and Sea Sky Tourist/Travel Contact Us |
Olympus Saves The Day...
It was a dreary evening. Rain clouds cast a dark grey light and everything looked flat and not very pretty. Luckily I had the E-30 and switched to the 'Pop-Art' filter and Viola...colors were exciting and everything looked wonderful! I did discover one aspect of the Art Filters that I didn't like at all...and that is when I raised the flash, with an Art-Filter active, you cannot control the brightness of the flash. No way to set a -1 stop exposure on the amount of flash that gets pumped out. I had another composition that I liked better, but the flash fired way too strong and ruined the shot. This one "just happened" to balance out correctly because of the amout of ambient light, not because I was in full control. I understand the later body, the EP-2 will allow full access to the control panel settings while an Art Filter is active and that is what I needed this evening.
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Copyright ©2004, MyOlympus.org. All Rights Reserved. |
NO SUBJECT
Hi have you tried shooting in raw setting the flash power out put, then going into olympus 2 and switching on the art filter their.
Excellent job with this one though, not tried the art filters myself yet.
Dave
david Swinnerton at 10:12 CEST on 30-Jun-2011 [Reply]
NO SUBJECT
Hello Dave...
I did realize, later on, that that would have been the way around the delimma I came across in the field.
Appreciate the tip...
david Swinnerton wrote:
> Hi have you tried shooting in raw setting the flash power out put, then going into olympus
> 2 and switching on the art filter their.
>
> Excellent job with this one though, not tried the art filters myself yet.
>
> Dave
>
Bruce Thomas at 14:56 CEST on 30-Jun-2011 [Reply]