Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II Image Thread

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Let's all see your beautiful images captured with this fantastic camera!
Here are my mediocre attempts, anyway:

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cxlii by A. Quia, on Flickr

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cxxxiv by A. Quia, on Flickr

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cxliii by A. Quia, on Flickr

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cxli by A. Quia, on Flickr

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cxl by A. Quia, on Flickr

 

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cxlv by A. Quia, on Flickr

Captured with the lovely Olympus 14-42 II R lens, one of the system's underrated gems.

 

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cxlviii by A. Quia, on Flickr

 

[panamike]

Done a search but could only find this poor neglected thread for the MK11,is there another or are owners using the MK1 thread.

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[panamike]

Well no one has linked to any other thread so this must be the one.

ISO 6400 with some NR brushed on the water only.

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Camera​

E-M10MarkII​

Focal Length​

400mm​

Aperture​

f/6.3​

Exposure​

1/1600s​

ISO​

6400​

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clxviii by A. Alabanza, on Flickr

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cxxvii by A. Alabanza, on Flickr

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clxvi by A. Alabanza, on Flickr

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clviii by A. Alabanza, on Flickr

 

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clxxi by A. Alabanza, on Flickr

Captured with the adapted Sigma 50/1.4.

 

[Hazza]

EM10 mk2 and Olympus 12-40 pro

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Spring Pavilion by Harry Cutts, on Flickr

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Looking good by Harry Cutts, on Flickr

 

[tobahl]

So, some first samples of photos with this little camera. It's great, but I'm used to the handling of my Canon 70D, so going to need a little bit more training. All in all, I like it, even though the Sigma 60 perhaps wasn't the best starter lens, oh well

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[Z-Shooter]

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Pany 12-35, 12mm, 1/50, f7.1, ISO 200

 

[Lugworm]

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Lamp post, Rennington, UK. em-10 mk2, 12-50mm macro lens.

 

[tobahl]

SOOC jpg

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[Christop82]

So, some first samples of photos with this little camera. It's great, but I'm used to the handling of my Canon 70D, so going to need a little bit more training. All in all, I like it, even though the Sigma 60 perhaps wasn't the best starter lens, oh well

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The Sigma is a great lens. It makes a sweet pair with the 12-40. The only two natives I can't let go of.

 

[Lugworm]

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A couple from Cragside House, first house in the world to be lit by hydro electricity.
A National Trust property.

 

[Lugworm]

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Coming in to land...St Abbs, Scotland.

 

[tobahl]

Here's two samples with my Makinon 28mm lens. To me it seems a little too soft and not really usable, thoughts? The first one is f/4 and second is f/5.6 I like the bokeh though...

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edited-PA020069 by Tobias Ahlander, on Flickr

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edited-PA020072 by Tobias Ahlander, on Flickr

 

[Christop82]

Here's two samples with my Makinon 28mm lens. To me it seems a little too soft and not really usable, thoughts? The first one is f/4 and second is f/5.6 I like the bokeh though...

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Why the 1/400 shutter speed? I think with a little longer shutter, you could capture more light. I would also increase the contrast and saturation a bit. I like the first one. Nice images.

 

[Christop82]

Manhu Band
I was fortunate to see them in person. Amazingly talented group from China.

My family sat closer than I had planned, for I only brought my Sigma 105 2.8, metabones adapted to 74mm f2. Basically unedited jpegs shot wide open.

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[tobahl]

Why the 1/400 shutter speed? I think with a little longer shutter, you could capture more light. I would also increase the contrast and saturation a bit. I like the first one. Nice images.

I'm not sure why the shutter speed was like that to be honest, I'm still getting to learn using manual lenses, need more training Also, thank you for the kind comment

 

[hillwalkinggirl]

Manhu Band
I was fortunate to see them in person. Amazingly talented group from China.

My family sat closer than I had planned, for I only brought my Sigma 105 2.8, metabones adapted to 74mm f2. Basically unedited jpegs shot wide open.

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A beautiful set of images.