Creative Photography

[Way-Out-West]

Back to the dark n dank. Well, the sogginess brought the mushrooms out of hiding and luckily some were in pristine condition. Even the roadside verges have loads, with some giant dinner plate sized ones, so obviously a good year.

Oops 5 shots. Oh well it's quiet enough.

 

[briantrumpet]

Re colour inconsistency, could the OM be shooting in RAW? As RAW files aren’t fully processed they require editing to achieve a desirable look.
Maybe it’s just the camera's inherent ‘colour science’ or purely a vibrancy setting. I personally don’t mind the muted colours, but if you are seeking colour accuracy, then it’s not ideal, especially if you don’t want to edit.

No, not RAW files. It's the inconsistency which is frustrating, though I might still go digging in the settings to see if there's anything tweakable. (I'd use the totally auto setting more if it didn't disable being able to adjust exposure, which is often wildly out.) I know I'm still kinda in love with the Sony for what it can do, and the OM will certainly do, in may respects, but the two don't really compare. I'd put the OM in the mobile phone quality bracket.

 

[briantrumpet]

Back to the dark n dank. Well, the sogginess brought the mushrooms out of hiding and luckily some were in pristine condition. Even the roadside verges have loads, with some giant dinner plate sized ones, so obviously a good year.
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Oops 5 shots. Oh well it's quiet enough.

Corkers.

 

[Way-Out-West]

Corkers.

Cheers. I bet the badgers will have chomped a few by now.
The online focus stacking software I use was driving me to despair, leaving halos and backgrounds with considerable noise. Gave up and did some manually, which on a Chromebook is a pain.