On 9/20/2017 1:50 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
I've been enjoying this series of your new home. For a while there, I
thought I was going to have to suggest that you get a new camera. There was
something subtly off.
Most of the shots are with the Canon 6D. That should explain the
"subtly off" and the flat mid-tones.
At some point I will get a new camera, but my goal is to literally
wear these ones out first.
Why?
No answer actually needed, but I had to ask the question. I, who will cheerfully hop to the new thing, if it works
better with me and/or makes better images.
After careful research, fondling Ctein's E-M1 II briefly, then getting his report, I decided that any minimal/invisible
IQ improvement would not be worth the learning curve, (it's like it's made by a different company) ergonomic failings
(for me) and firmware downgrade for custom settings. Announce an E-M5 III with the M1 II stuff and 1/60 sec HR Mode,
(and retaining MySets) and the IIs will be gone.
I suppose part of your problem may be that what you really want is a Leica SL? In bright sun, and as shot/interpreted by
Tina, it is mostly too high key/whatever for my taste, but as it gets dimmer, the tones get all deliciously luscious. I
almost licked the screen with a couple of the Trans-Siberia images. I'll bet -2/3 EV in the bright would make it right
for me.
Not my cuppa, though, in so many other ways.
Time to give the gear I've got a serious workout.
M. F. T. Moose
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