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More from the Birmingham botanical gardens. I have no idea of the names.
E-M5 and 60mm Macro processed in LR5
E-M5 and 60mm Macro processed in LR5
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Every one a winner Paul beautiful. ''Question'' was it humid atmosphere did the OMD-M5 cope did it mist up? Why I ask is that some time ago I went to local butterfly centre with my E300 that's how long it was! and it was a big problem as far as I can remember it did not harm the camera but took ages to clear. If you have any tips regarding misting up I would appreciate. Regards John. -
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Thanks John and yes it was very humid and I expected it to mist up as soon as I walked in there,but not a problem for the E-M5 and 60mm Macro which are both weather proof and it did not mist up once which is more than can be said for my glasses.Originally posted by escallonia View Post
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Beautiful creatures beautifully photographed
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Thanks Paul good news. We will have to get Olympus to make mist proof glasses.Originally posted by OlyPaul View PostThanks John and yes it was very humid and I expected it to mist up as soon as I walked in there,but not a problem for the E-M5 and 60mm Macro which are both weather proof and it did not mist up once which is more than can be said for my glasses.Comment
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Thank you Ian.Originally posted by Ian View PostBeautiful creatures beautifully photographed
Ian
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Each one gorgeous. Fat to exotic to be named without an extensive search.-------------------------Comment
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Amazing detail in these beautiful images......I can see the individual cells on the wings.....awesome.
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Fifth one down looks extremely happy, smile and all.Comment
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