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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Zuiko and I Am Amused

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Just a simple snapshot.. out of five frames, this one was just right.

E-3 with Zuiko Digital ED35-100mm F2.0
42mm, f/2, 1/100s, ISO1000,+0.3ev

Patience and anticipation for the shot is important. Just waiting for that cute baby gesture.

A bit of contrast push, and some medium level High Pass Filter sharpening.

I love the bokeh of the Zuiko Digital ED35-100mm f2.0 lens. This telephoto marvel just oozes quality in every optical aspect. But the bokeh for me just stood out, even at strong backlight source. There's no harsh spectral effect for this lens; that typically ruins many good lenses.





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