Showcase Olympus 300mm f/4 PRO

[SteveAdler]

Ring Tailed Lemur

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[Carbonman]

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Ready to Launch by Graham Moore, on Flickr

 

[Bristolero]

First attempt with PL 4. Heavy crop, but pretty good detail.

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[Bristolero]

Another w/PL 4

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[Phocal]

Another w/PL 4
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great capture, what lens?

 

[WhidbeyLVR]

great capture, what lens?

Check the thread it’s posted in?

 

[Phocal]

Check the thread it’s posted in?

I am very much aware of what thread it is posted in. Read his comment on the photo, gives the impression that it is with the PL 100-400 or some other Panasonic lens.

 

[roboroto]

I am very much aware of what thread it is posted in. Read his comment on the photo, gives the impression that it is with the PL 100-400 or some other Panasonic lens.

I think PL4 means DxO PhotoLab 4, not Panasonic Leica 100-400mm!

Especially given the filename ends with _DxO.jpg.

 

[WhidbeyLVR]

I am very much aware of what thread it is posted in. Read his comment on the photo, gives the impression that it is with the PL 100-400 or some other Panasonic lens.

Ah. Since I use DxO PL4, I wasn't confused. I thought the lack of EXIF info had you wondering.

 

[Bristolero]

great capture, what lens?

Thanks, Ronnie. Just my usual 300 Pro. I've been a long time user of DXO Photolab and just downloaded a trial of Photolab 4 to see how much it has improved. Impressed so far.

 

[Bristolero]

Ah. Since I use DxO PL4, I wasn't confused. I thought the lack of EXIF info had you wondering.

The lack of EXIF has me wondering too. Not sure why.

 

[WhidbeyLVR]

The lack of EXIF has me wondering too. Not sure why.

DxO has an export option to strip EXIF. Is it checked by mistake? Or if you imported to mu-43 from Flickr and used any size but ”original”, those resized Flickr images have the EXIF stripped, too.

 

[doxa750]

Another w/PL 4
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What a fantastic image!!!

 

[JDS]

Ring Tailed Lemur
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Wow. Calling National Geographic magazine... damn.

 

[szczepanl]

Or if you imported to mu-43 from Flickr and used any size but ”original”, those resized Flickr images have the EXIF stripped, too.

Thanks, I usually share the 2048 size image from Flickr and couldn't understand why exif was stripped out!

 

[ninad]

https://flic.kr/p/2m6AYun
Eastern Towhee

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[vladox]

Hi all,

This is my very first post to the forum! I've long been doing landscape/cityscape as well as macro, and am just starting on bigger life. For its 'maiden voyage', I took my 300 F4 to Inner Farne Island to shoot some puffins among other sea birds. I probably overdid the s.s. (set it to 1/3200 and forgot to change it back to something slower since we only had one hour in the island and got super into it), hence the ISO is not as good as it could have been. Regardless, I'm super happy with the quality of the resulting images!

PP was done on mobile Lightroom (mostly cropping, exposure adjustments and default noise reduction) as I'm a Linux user, hence having no access to Topaz AI or desktop Lightroom.

Here are some of my favourite puffin shots, I'll add some non-puffin pics on another post later on.

Thanks for your comments, I hope to become an active member of the mu-43 community!
Cheers!

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[Panolyman]

Hi all,

This is my very first post to the forum! I've long been doing landscape/cityscape as well as macro, and am just starting on bigger life. For its 'maiden voyage', I took my 300 F4 to Inner Farne Island to shoot some puffins among other sea birds. I probably overdid the s.s. (set it to 1/3200 and forgot to change it back to something slower since we only had one hour in the island and got super into it), hence the ISO is not as good as it could have been. Regardless, I'm super happy with the quality of the resulting images!

PP was done on mobile Lightroom (mostly cropping, exposure adjustments and default noise reduction) as I'm a Linux user, hence having no access to Topaz AI or desktop Lightroom.

Here are some of my favourite puffin shots, I'll add some non-puffin pics on another post later on.

Thanks for your comments, I hope to become an active member of the mu-43 community!
Cheers!

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Top stuff sir.

Welcome to the forum.......
and you already are an active member of the community.

Now, why not introduce yourself properly and tell us a bit about yourself.

 

[SteveAdler]

Hi all,

This is my very first post to the forum! I've long been doing landscape/cityscape as well as macro, and am just starting on bigger life. For its 'maiden voyage', I took my 300 F4 to Inner Farne Island to shoot some puffins among other sea birds. I probably overdid the s.s. (set it to 1/3200 and forgot to change it back to something slower since we only had one hour in the island and got super into it), hence the ISO is not as good as it could have been. Regardless, I'm super happy with the quality of the resulting images!

PP was done on mobile Lightroom (mostly cropping, exposure adjustments and default noise reduction) as I'm a Linux user, hence having no access to Topaz AI or desktop Lightroom.

Here are some of my favourite puffin shots, I'll add some non-puffin pics on another post later on.

Thanks for your comments, I hope to become an active member of the mu-43 community!
Cheers!

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Welcome to the forum. I'm also a Linux user and have really enjoyed using Darktable. Have you tried it? The latest version (3.6) produces fantastic images.

 

[vladox]

Top stuff sir.

Welcome to the forum.......
and you already are an active member of the community.

Now, why not introduce yourself properly and tell us a bit about yourself.

Thanks Panolyman!

Followed your advice and posted a more appropriate introduction in the corresponding thread now:
https://www.mu-43.com/threads/new-member-introduction-thread.584/post-1486836

See you around!