The OMD photo thread

Cheers Richard ,I already have had a g80 which perhaps in hindsight I should have kept , I got the mk1 to stay with Olympus but it lacks a.f speed and functionality compared to the Olympus .. I could have gone for a used mkii but secondhand prices are only just below the cost of the G9 new and would also have no warranty unless brought from a dealer at a higher price

a few recent ones in somewhat gloomy conditions.
But this combination works well despite that
All hand held. Image stabilisation OFF on EM1 2, on in lens

a large toadstool gaining weight fast in our yard

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With the OM Zuiko Auto-zoom 75-150mm f4 lens

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couple of focus stacked caterpillar shots from today in the garden and on the garden table

the black fox wrote in post #19057093
couple of focus stacked caterpillar shots from today in the garden and on the garden table

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Fat li'l chap

Tahiti
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nest of baby spiders each one about the size of a pinhead , focus stacked in camera

couple from the garden this morning

starling just after using the bird bath

a nicely posing wheatear and jackdaw from this mornings walk

fotoi wrote in post #19060255

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Your composition draws the viewers eyes right to the center. Love it.

Greg_8 wrote in post #19060407
Your composition draws the viewers eyes right to the center. Love it.

Thank you.

couple more wheatear shots from yesterdays walk . normally these are quiet hard to get close to ,I suspect lack of humans around is making them less shy

fotoi wrote in post #19060255

I keep looking at this. Greg said it draws you into it and it does. Very pleasing photo.

the black fox wrote in post #19060609
couple more wheatear shots from yesterdays walk . normally these are quiet hard to get close to ,I suspect lack of humans around is making them less shy

That's a very pretty bird. And nicely captured.
Do you keep the Panasonic on the EM1 2 now?
I didn't know about the metalwork problem until after I'd bought both and so keep them firmly anchored together.