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Photographer:	X Pedro Afonso
Folder:	Pedro Afonso & E500
Uploaded:	10-Mar-2006 09:55 CET
Current Rating:	8.33/3 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E500
Exposure time:	40sec
Aperture:	f/6.3
Focal length:	14.0mm
Lens:	14-45mm
Focusing method:	iESP
ISO:	100
White balance:	Clouds
Flash:	no
Image format:	RAW
Processing applied:
Various:	Photo shot at 7pm!
Image resized to:	1108x750

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What a great view Pedro.Beautiful longexposure shot with perfect naturel colours.

Chris Can at 10:17 CET on 10-Mar-2006 [Reply]

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Very nice scene, lovely colours....
Well done.....

Fonzy - at 10:23 CET on 10-Mar-2006 [Reply]

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Chris Can wrote:
> What a great view Pedro.Beautiful longexposure shot with perfect naturel colours.
>
Thank you Chris
best regards

Pedro Afonso at 10:37 CET on 10-Mar-2006 [Reply]

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Fons van Swaal wrote:
> Very nice scene, lovely colours....
> Well done.....
>
Thanks fons, actually it could be better in my opinion the back isn't no clear, should be with a aperture f/10.
best regards

Pedro Afonso at 10:39 CET on 10-Mar-2006 [Reply]

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Pedro Afonso wrote:
> Fons van Swaal wrote:
> > Very nice scene, lovely colours....
> > Well done.....
> >
> Thanks fons, actually it could be better in my opinion the back isn't clear, should be
> with a aperture f/10.
> best regards
>

Pedro Afonso at 10:40 CET on 10-Mar-2006 [Reply]

depth of field

Nice picture...with the minor background unsharpness. I've found the same problem with especially macro photos. Even f10 has its limits, and from the apparent sharpness and closeness of the foreground rocks, you'd need at least f16 and likely f 22 to make everything sharp. I find that sthe mall viewfinder and lack of preview button, depth of field can be very hard to judge with the E500. The larger viewfinder and button on the E-1 help somewhat, perhaps combining these with live preview would be the solution.

erich keser at 22:42 CEST on 16-Oct-2006 [Reply]

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erich keser wrote:
> Nice picture...with the minor background unsharpness. I've found the same problem with especially
> macro photos. Even f10 has its limits, and from the apparent sharpness and closeness of the
> foreground rocks, you'd need at least f16 and likely f 22 to make everything sharp. I find
> that sthe mall viewfinder and lack of preview button, depth of field can be very hard to judge
> with the E500. The larger viewfinder and button on the E-1 help somewhat, perhaps combining
> these with live preview would be the solution.
>
Thanks erich, in fact in this day it was so cold and i just one do the photo to remember later. normally for this kind of shot's i use f/22 with polarizer but another thing is, i can't get a good sharp with the 14-45mm.

Best regards

Pedro Afonso at 08:22 CEST on 17-Oct-2006 [Reply]