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Dan, I forgot to mention that I was using the Leica 8 - 18 @ 8 mm. F4.0. 2000 ISO
— 11 months ago on The Evolution of Computational Photography (3 comments)
Joe Dotson says:
Dan/All, I had the chance to utilize a great tool in my OM Systems EM1-II to get a shot of a rocket launch at Cape Canaveral. I shot this at 10:30 PM with NO moon. The rocket provided all of the lighting. This is one of the most difficult shooting…
— 11 months ago on The Evolution of Computational Photography (3 comments)
Gerald Bouf says:
J'ai encore appris un peu plus !
— 11 months ago on The Evolution of Computational Photography (3 comments)
Mircea Blanaru says:
I think that the new OM 3 camera is very desirable. For me it is simply too expensive because the income from photography is low or not enough to justify such an investment. But I am very happy that OM System is not chasing the high Megapixel race. I do…
— 11 months ago on OM System OM-3: A Vintage Camera with Modern Features (2 comments)
Fahad Raza says:
This is such a crucial issue that affects photographers' livelihoods. As someone who specializes in photographer visibility online, I've seen how proper attribution not only provides recognition but also impacts a photographer's digital footprint and discoverability. When publications fail to credit photographers, they're not just withholding recognition - they're potentially…
— 11 months ago on Letter to the Editor: Please Credit Photography (10 comments)
Recent blog posts
The Evolution of Computational Photography
Computational Photography For a long time, I’ve wondered when traditional camera makers would catch up with computational photography. The iPhone does this every time you take a photo. If the iPhone can do it, why can’t our traditional mirrorless cameras have the same capabilities? Olympus Does It First OM System…
OM System OM-3: A Vintage Camera with Modern Features
OM System Releases Retro OM-3 Today OM System released the retro OM-3 in response to the public’s desire to step back in time. Fujifilm started this trend with its retro-styled cameras. Nikon, also took a step in this direction with the Nikon ZF which looks like one of the Nikon…
Outdoor Photographer Rises From the Ashes as Wild Eye Magazine
There’s seldom good news regarding publishing magazines nowadays. But I was recently pleasantly surprised to hear that the late great Outdoor Photographer was rising from the ashes as the new Wild Eye magazine. Dan Havlik, former editor-in-chief of Outdoor Photographer, has taken the concept of the old magazine and brought…
OM System Pro Advantage
OM System Pro Advantage is a great option for repairing your OM System quickly and efficiently. So far I’ve not had any issues that weren’t self-induced with my OM cameras or lenses. But I did get a chance to test the OM Pro Advantage after breaking the LCD a while…
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From 2014 Alaska Brown Bear Photography Tour gallery by Michael Spain.
From 2018 Brazil Pantanal Jaguar Wildlife Photo Expedition gallery by Ann Fulcher.
From 2011 Costa Rica Photography Tour I gallery by Steve Henry.
From 2012 Kenya Photography Tour gallery by Mark and Cathy Pemberton.
From 2014 Brazil Pantanal Jaguar Wildlife Photo Expedition gallery by Christine Crosby.
Joe Dotson says: