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A Stroll from Cambridge to Boston Series, with Olympus E-P3 and 12mm f/2, 24mm f/1.8 lens
Image by soelin
October is a wonderful month in New England—leaves starting to turn colors, the sun starting to set a little earlier, and for the most part, the weather has turned quite pleasant and cool. Walking from Kendall Square in Cambridge, over to Boston was quite pleasant, as the timing was perfect for taking photos.
While the 12mm is a great lens for urban/nature photography, I often feel the "need" for 20mm f/1.7 when shooting the "streets."
Note: I notice that when I save my photos in JPEG and use Flickr Uploader, the colors get muted—reds aren't vibrant and greens seem a bit muddy. I have decided to save the images as PNG files which improves a little, BUT EXIF data is no longer available.
A Stroll from Cambridge to Boston Series, with Olympus E-P3 and 12mm f/2, 45mm f/1.8 lens
Image by soelin
October is a wonderful month in New England—leaves starting to turn colors, the sun starting to set a little earlier, and for the most part, the weather has turned quite pleasant and cool. Walking from Kendall Square in Cambridge, over to Boston was quite pleasant, as the timing was perfect for taking photos.
While the 12mm is a great lens for urban/nature photography, I often feel the "need" for 20mm f/1.7 when shooting the "streets."
Note: I notice that when I save my photos in JPEG and use Flickr Uploader, the colors get muted—reds aren't vibrant and greens seem a bit muddy. I have decided to save the images as PNG files which improves a little, BUT EXIF data is no longer available.
A Stroll from Cambridge to Boston Series, with Olympus E-P3 and 12mm f/2, 45mm f/1.8 lens
Image by soelin
October is a wonderful month in New England—leaves starting to turn colors, the sun starting to set a little earlier, and for the most part, the weather has turned quite pleasant and cool. Walking from Kendall Square in Cambridge, over to Boston was quite pleasant, as the timing was perfect for taking photos.
The 45mm performed well. It did have some issues focusing when the flare was too strong—e.g., the lens hunted a bit when I tried to take photos of Boston skyline when one building had a strong reflection of the sun. I didn't try shooting the same situation with the 12mm, since I wasn't out there to "test" the lenses.
Note: I notice that when I save my photos in JPEG and use Flickr Uploader, the colors get muted—reds aren't vibrant and greens seem a bit muddy. I have decided to save the images as PNG files which improves a little, BUT EXIF data is no longer available.
