This is my old camera.
I've looked at a lot through this lens.
I've looked at a lot through this lens.
This ia my new camera.
I've seen quite a bit through this one too.
What's driving me crazy is . . .this one doesn't quite work the way
this one did.
And the camera I own that works the bestis this little thing.
It's enough to drive a person to drink.
Oh wait.
Too late.UPDATE: Searching the net to decide if I'll switch to a Nikon dslr, I found a review that explained WHY (oh why) Olympus consistently delivered softer images than anybody else.
It is a function of their automatic settings designed to compress highlights and shadows into a medium range so that the average photographer will get a usuable picture. Usually triggered by low-light or high contrast situations.
Big, god-damn, freakin' SIGH!
Which explains why I would get soft pictures then sharp pictures as I changed settings, not paying any attention to what I was doing, (give me a break, I'm used to film) just comparing the resultant images.
I oughta get testosterone credits for proceeding without reading the manual.
It is a function of their automatic settings designed to compress highlights and shadows into a medium range so that the average photographer will get a usuable picture. Usually triggered by low-light or high contrast situations.
Big, god-damn, freakin' SIGH!
Which explains why I would get soft pictures then sharp pictures as I changed settings, not paying any attention to what I was doing, (give me a break, I'm used to film) just comparing the resultant images.
I oughta get testosterone credits for proceeding without reading the manual.
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