I uploaded some photos of Zuleikha and one of Tuna today. These are like I took them with different cameras, like the Olympus E-520, E-PL1, and E-PL5 (didn’t have my E-M10 yet). Dates range from early 2010 until October of last year:
Again, I changed nothing here, there’s neither any “retouching” nor any cropping, not even exposures are changed. All I did was adding some Exif and IPTC titles and tags. Life is too short for the rest – and I’m a photographer, not a painter.
Thanks for viewing.
P.S.: Of course I asked Zuleikha, and she allowed me to upload these. That might change as she grows older, who knows… but maybe she’ll appreciate some memories as she does even now (she loves her baby pics, but these were mostly taken by Mitchie, not by me).
P.P.S.: Tuna was bribed with some cat food. Not while taking her photo with Mitchie’s camera and manually focused OM macro lens, but for allowing me to upload it 😉
The pictures are very, very nice. Are you using Olympus Viewer to import and edit them? You, and others around the web, have said that Viewer squeezes more out of Olympus RAW files. Is that still the case?
Thanks Peter,
– and yes, Olympus Viewer is the best raw converter for .orf files. Someone on the web (forgot who it was, someone from fstoppers I think) once compared it to Lightroom, and in the latter you had a lot more work to do and still didn’t come close to the Olympus in-camera or the OV3 conversions. In-camera is almost the same as OV3 if you set the cameras to record “LF” (large and fine) jpgs – but with OV3 you have more freedom afterwards of course.