ywenz
Veteran
Love the M4/3 format for travel.. this trip I took EPL1 + 14-150 Oly zoom + 20mm Lumix... Picked up the EPL1 body new for $100 along with the zoom for this trip..
Snacks
Established
Outstanding results, thank you for posting! You really made the most of that camera!
ChrisP
Grain Lover
I really like the look/feel of these. Seem very film-like to me. Can you give us (or me via PM) any tips on your PP
PatrickT
New Rangefinder User
Great looking shots. I can't believe these cameras are so cheap now!
There's something about the shot of the truck on the cliff...really like it.
I'd also be interested in your PP!
There's something about the shot of the truck on the cliff...really like it.
I'd also be interested in your PP!
ywenz
Veteran
thanks. I think what you guys are referring to is the light shadows in some of the images.. Yes, I purposely did that.. you can achieve it in any curves adjustment tool. I also use Alien Skin Exposure religiously.. I feel it gives more pleasing brightness/contrast adjustment.
most images shot in JPEG, P-mode with auto WB.. no raw used on the EPL1.. being such a great JPEG camera.
most images shot in JPEG, P-mode with auto WB.. no raw used on the EPL1.. being such a great JPEG camera.
Don Parsons
Well-known
Great shots! I love Arches.
abumac
Well-known
Great pics with that little darling.
ywenz
Veteran
There were actually quite a few times where the size of the EPL1 felt prohibitive... I used my smart phone quite a bit.. but do want to pick up a P&S for future.
kuzano
Veteran
Those are very nice shots...
Those are very nice shots...
Great shots... looks like a nice trip...
I have come to the conclusion that the E-PL1 is the digital camera I have been long searching for.
I don't know about you, but I really don't post process the images from my E-PL1.
The capabilities within the camera itself, if put to full use, and the weaker AA filter introduced in this model have allowed me to eschew RAW altogether (NO RAW-YAY!) and the great advances in Olympus' JPEG processing engine, allow the use of JPEG exclusively for my needs.
If I can't get it right in the E-PL1 when I look at it on the computer, it goes in the recycle bin. I've said it before, and will again, I adamantly detest Post Processing, and the E-PL1 has me almost free of it. Learn the camera.
It looks like you have done that.
I am piling my pennies up for the EM5. Although I am hearing that all the advances in the EM5 will show up in a camera more like the PEN in a few months for less money.
In the meantime, The E-PL1 will more than suffice. Any lenses I add will work on successors to the EM5 or PEN.
Thanks for the shots.
Those are very nice shots...
Great shots... looks like a nice trip...
I have come to the conclusion that the E-PL1 is the digital camera I have been long searching for.
I don't know about you, but I really don't post process the images from my E-PL1.
The capabilities within the camera itself, if put to full use, and the weaker AA filter introduced in this model have allowed me to eschew RAW altogether (NO RAW-YAY!) and the great advances in Olympus' JPEG processing engine, allow the use of JPEG exclusively for my needs.
If I can't get it right in the E-PL1 when I look at it on the computer, it goes in the recycle bin. I've said it before, and will again, I adamantly detest Post Processing, and the E-PL1 has me almost free of it. Learn the camera.
It looks like you have done that.
I am piling my pennies up for the EM5. Although I am hearing that all the advances in the EM5 will show up in a camera more like the PEN in a few months for less money.
In the meantime, The E-PL1 will more than suffice. Any lenses I add will work on successors to the EM5 or PEN.
Thanks for the shots.
ywenz
Veteran
Prior the EPL1, I've owned EP-1, GF1, and GH1(currently still own it).. Have always loved the images from the EP1, but lack of certain features made me upgrade to GF1..
Never really quite replicated the feel of the EP1's iamges until I got the EPL1.. I appreciate the built-in flash and the smaller size. The images are great out of the camera. I only do some contrast adjustment and sometimes I add a warming layer..
Never really quite replicated the feel of the EP1's iamges until I got the EPL1.. I appreciate the built-in flash and the smaller size. The images are great out of the camera. I only do some contrast adjustment and sometimes I add a warming layer..
jesse1dog
Light Catcher
Super photos - those that include a figure are the best as far as I am concerned - they add the personal and human touch.
jesse
jesse
ampguy
Veteran
very nice! even the later ones taken in harsher lighting.
Great pictures. And I love Olympus colors, dont own an Olympus camera though.
stratcat
Well-known
absolutely beautiful pictures, thanks for sharing.
DamenS
Well-known
Where did you get the body new for $100 ? I think Amazon has them for $160 - which is still a great price ...
ywenz
Veteran
Was gonna buy the oly 14-150 for $500.. But then saw the epl1 bundle for 600... From cameta camera on amazon...
rgeorge911
Established
Looks like a travel brochure
Looks like a travel brochure
Only better. Really, really nice images. Thanks for sharing.
Reed
DMC-365.blogspot.com
Looks like a travel brochure
Only better. Really, really nice images. Thanks for sharing.
Reed
DMC-365.blogspot.com
