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That's insane! Spend $250 on an older used E-M5 and then spend the $800 on a used Nocticron! That combination will deliver 10x better quality than a GX85 and a cheaper Prime. Noticron Review

The Nik Collection. Click Me For More Info! DFine can be fine tuned by you for custom noise reduction and you can even selectively remove noise. Also, if you cannot pull back the colors to a ...

No, you're trying to pigeon hole this and I do not see the problem with the E-M5 or the E-PM2 and he specifically mentioned one of those bodies. I also noted that the Olympus body was not shown to ...

The best primes appear to be... Olympus 12 F/2 Pan Leica 15 F/1.7 Olympus 17 F/1.8 Pan Leica 20 F/1.7 Pan Leica 25 F/1.4 Pan Leica Nocticron 42.5 F/1.2 Olympus 45 F/1.8 Olympus 60 F/2.8 Macro Olymp ...

There are still several more slots open.

Oh I was not aware of that.  I occasionally do use the Camera Portrait in the Adobe Raw Converter myself but as you said, I'm shooting Olympus and not Panasonic.

Nice, all your hard work shows! Good Luck in the competition man!

What is the adobe profile issue?

The following quote was taken from the Canon 6D Review Conclusion page here at DPReview. "Auto White Balance consistently gives realistic results, struggling somewhat only in very warmly lit low ...

He suggested it was so much worse in low and / or artificial lighting in his original post!  That's what I replied to you when you got all bent out of shape because I posted Black and White Images. ...

Yeah except, I read his post, you appear to be taking him at his word and not using any other resources at all. Below is a cut from his post! Yesterday I was going through about three years worth ...

That's hilarious! Anyone who bought an Expo Disc received the tutorial with it, it isn't rocket science but not everything is listed in the manual. Pointing at the subject was something people ...

Nope, try it...  When there's more than one light source you point it at the subject and it does an incredible job. No he was upset because I used black and white high ISO images or low / mixed ...

Oh when I did that it was on accident, believe me!  I was playing around with the spot meter modes and tried the Spot Meter Dark setting and I recovered it in RAW with a pretty nice image.

An expo disc pointed at your subject corrects the lighting for your subject and that's the most important piece. You see an expo disc uses a prism with a calibrated reading of the light falling on ...

Thank! So far the submissions in th thread are excellent.

Wow that's a superb macro! You guys are starting things off well, going to be a tough challenge here!

But how would you pull that off with a challenge?

Love the colors, really vibrant and the path works well!

That's a great shot man, really nice lighting!