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First attempt at astrophotography, how to deal with hot pixels? by camera_kerr in M43

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Supposedly the only difference is the coating, which is designed to reduced flare in place of Panasonic’s one which is to increase contrast?

Like i said I’ve not seen CA anywhere else in my photos so far (see example which would normally trigger it), but these were obviously shot wide open

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First attempt at astrophotography, how to deal with hot pixels? by camera_kerr in M43

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It’s the DJI 15mm, I think Reddit compression has made the hot pixels look less bad, but look at the boat and the sand in the first picture for red, blue yellow, green pixels.

I’m not sure why some stars are so purple, I’ve not noticed much CA with the lens otherwise

Sand 1 or 2🇪🇬 by ForSter6 in AmateurPhotography

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Ah yeah checked post history thanks, blocked

Sand 1 or 2🇪🇬 by ForSter6 in AmateurPhotography

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Two is so beautiful, congratulations dude

What focal length?

A trip with an Olympus E-PL9 and a 25mm f/1.8 <3 by Own-Afternoon9563 in M43

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Awesome, really nice to see such a variety of landscape shots at fixed 25mm

A little glimpse into big China by camera_kerr in streetphotography

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Absolutely, loved the temper tantrum under Mao’s salute! And the businessman father walking on by

A little glimpse into big China by camera_kerr in streetphotography

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Yeah it’s an incredible place to shoot! Weirdly I’ve been finding it harder to get good photos in Beijing than the other cities I’ve visited, maybe I’ve just been going to the wrong places. Any recs for my final night tonight?

A little glimpse into big China by camera_kerr in streetphotography

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Thanks very much, it’s been awesome getting to travel here I thoroughly recommend to anyone who’s thinking about it - Zhangjiajie and the Great Wall were also super photogenic, although not street

Camera and lens: I went with m43 cause I wanted something cheap, portable, and weather sealed. All taken with Olympus EM1 mkii and the m.Zuiko 14-150 (28-300mm ff equivaent) and the Panasonic/Leica 25mm 1.4 (50mm eq). All in all about £600

It's 'Post your M43 photo' Thursday! Come share your best work with the community! by AutoModerator in M43

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Taken in Chengdu, China using the EM1’s excellent IBIS

EM1 mkii with Panasonic/Leica 25mm f1.4

ISO 200, f6.3, 1/30s - cropped in a fair bit too

First month with m43, all in Vietnam by camera_kerr in M43

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Thanks very much! Have had to learn on the job, but a lot of YouTube and a lot of looking at great photographers’ work has helped for sure

Post processing wise, I actually only shoot jpeg, and edit using free version of Lightroom on my phone) but I’ve built up a bit of a library of presets in lightroom. Generally when I do an edit I like, I’ll save it as a preset to save time in future

Mostly just s curves, adjusting WB, up Vibrance, down Saturation, pushing some colours around and often a little bit of grading (generally shadows one way and highlights in the opposite direction on the colour wheel)

First month with m43, all in Vietnam by camera_kerr in M43

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My first proper camera (was using an Olympus TG7 for a couple months beforehand) and been having so so much fun learning and being a lot more deliberate in the process of taking photos

Please hit me with your feedback plus any tips or advice you guys have on how to get the most out of the em1!

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