Hi Peter! I think the best photo is the last one, with the two figures and the flags in the background. It conveys volume and air very well, thanks to the tonal perspective.
On being alert, do you find using the rear screen rather than an EVF to compose images gives more spacial awareness? Going to try the one hour project tomorrow.
I use the LCD quite a bit. GR#x does not have an EVF, but I my X-S20 does and I still use LCD a lot. That is something I never thought I would use when digital cameras were new.
Saul Leiter is one of my favorite photographers as well. He had a great eye for color. There is a documentary about him called In No Great Hurry - 13 Lessons in Life. We had a great commercial printer (recently retired) here in OKC that used to print for Saul back in NYC.
I also like Saul Leiter. For some reason, he has been absent from my mind for years. I looked at his work years ago and then forgot about him. I am glad I found him again. I have not seen that movie. I can find it on Vimeo.
@@ForsgardPeterI watched it on Apple, and it's available on Vimeo like you said as well as Amazon. Worth the rental. Fred Herzog was a Canadian photographer and also had a great eye for color and compositions. I think he also shot on slide film like Leiter. No documentary that I know of but several books that are now super expensive. Wish I'd bought when it was affordable.
Peter I went to detestation mall in Los Angles today ( Farmer's Market, The Grove) i took my DSLR & 18 -50 mm 2.8 lens i did street and architecture photography. There is always interesting people at The Grove in fact they film a entertainment program from the Grove festuring Mario Lopez the actor.
If you really want to challenge yourself, then use the om-5 with oly 8mm for street/city photos 😊 I love it for landscape 📸 especially here in the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴
I use red color in Lightroom for keepers. I have set so that when pressing number six on the keyboard the image is marked red. The first round is usually only the ones that I need right away. Later I will go back and look if there are some image s that I have missed. Sometimes it is just an image that is good for something else than it was first intended for. This appleis to my own project. For clinet work i also use red color, but usually choose more images at first scan. Clients choice for further editing I use yellow, which is number 7 on the keyboard. I very seldom use star ratings. I hope this answers your question.
I need some help with something. I use a sandisk sd card on my Olympus machine. Although not at first, my mac computer is now giving a warning that it can't read the sd card. How can I solve this problem
Thank you for the idea! I prefer the last picture.
You are welcome. Do have a place in mind?
Hi Peter!
I think the best photo is the last one, with the two figures and the flags in the background.
It conveys volume and air very well, thanks to the tonal perspective.
Cool, thanks.
Thanks for the tips. I have shot in that same location many times but never climbed up on top of those cones. Next time I'm going to do that.
You should it is fun!
I enjoyed it, Peter. BTW, I agree with you on the Best Shot.
Thanks.
Love no 5
Will practice such project this weekend, thanks Peter
Have fun and hope you get a lot of keepers.
Photo #19 is my clear winner. I would frame it and hang it to the wall. I imagine this is located in the movie "Bladerunner 2049". Amazing shot!
Thanks!
Enjoyed!
Thanks!
Love your content!
Thank you very much.
I like the photograph with the lady in a pink jacket.
Thanks Peter I’ll checkout Saul Leiter .
On being alert, do you find using the rear screen rather than an EVF to compose images gives more spacial awareness? Going to try the one hour project tomorrow.
I use the LCD quite a bit. GR#x does not have an EVF, but I my X-S20 does and I still use LCD a lot. That is something I never thought I would use when digital cameras were new.
Saul Leiter is one of my favorite photographers as well. He had a great eye for color. There is a documentary about him called In No Great Hurry - 13 Lessons in Life. We had a great commercial printer (recently retired) here in OKC that used to print for Saul back in NYC.
I also like Saul Leiter. For some reason, he has been absent from my mind for years. I looked at his work years ago and then forgot about him. I am glad I found him again. I have not seen that movie. I can find it on Vimeo.
@@ForsgardPeterI watched it on Apple, and it's available on Vimeo like you said as well as Amazon. Worth the rental. Fred Herzog was a Canadian photographer and also had a great eye for color and compositions. I think he also shot on slide film like Leiter. No documentary that I know of but several books that are now super expensive. Wish I'd bought when it was affordable.
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Peter
I went to detestation mall in Los Angles today ( Farmer's Market, The Grove) i took my DSLR & 18 -50 mm 2.8 lens i did street and architecture photography. There is always interesting people at The Grove in fact they film a entertainment program from the Grove festuring Mario Lopez the actor.
Sounds like a cool place to photograph. Did you get keepers?
Yes, there is a little town in Normandie (Gavray). I will go there and take pics for an hour tomorrow eve during an 80years event😂
Sounds great! I hope you have a good time and get a few keepers at the same time.
If you really want to challenge yourself, then use the om-5 with oly 8mm for street/city photos 😊 I love it for landscape 📸 especially here in the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴
It would certainly be something different. In a big crowd that could work. I still have the TTArtisan 4mm fisheye, but that gives me a circle...
Yeah, and feet 😬 I'm still struggling with fingers or feet sometimes 😅 @@ForsgardPeter
Hello Peter,
Can you please tell, in which year was Olympus System OM-5 camera launched?
It was launched on 26th of October 2022.
@@ForsgardPeter Thank you Peter
i think the photo of a woman with phone with statue behind her was brilliant. Hands were close enough in my opinion.
also i like number 20
When you choose the keepers in the first scan how do you mark them for later?
I use red color in Lightroom for keepers. I have set so that when pressing number six on the keyboard the image is marked red. The first round is usually only the ones that I need right away. Later I will go back and look if there are some image s that I have missed. Sometimes it is just an image that is good for something else than it was first intended for. This appleis to my own project. For clinet work i also use red color, but usually choose more images at first scan. Clients choice for further editing I use yellow, which is number 7 on the keyboard. I very seldom use star ratings.
I hope this answers your question.
17, 23, 5, is my choice. Probably BW can be a nice option
20, 6
What size jpeg to you generally select?
The biggest possible pixels amount with the least amount of compressing.
I need some help with something. I use a sandisk sd card on my Olympus machine. Although not at first, my mac computer is now giving a warning that it can't read the sd card. How can I solve this problem
Did you check that it is not locked. The small switch on the side might have moved to locking position.
@@ForsgardPeter Yes I checked. İt is on
Then it is very hard to say. have you tried to connect the camera with the included USB-cable?
@@ForsgardPeter I will try this thank you
@@ForsgardPeter Unfortunately, it gave the same warning with the cable.
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That last image is a corker.
Thanks.