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Micro four thirds tips and tricks

More shallow depth of field with your Micro Four Thirds camera – Using the Brenizer Method

19/08/2015 By Mathieu 26 Comments

One of the criticisms or hesitations many users have about the Micro Four Thirds system is the lack of shallow depth of field in comparison to APS-C and full frame sensors especially when using wide angle or standard lenses. While the physical difference in sensor size will always present an obstacle, there are various solutions to help you achieve […]

Filed Under: In Depth, Micro four thirds tips and tricks, Mirrorless camera tips and tricks, Mirrorless Tips

Backyard Bird Photography with the OM-D E-M1, 14-150mm f/4-5.6 Mark II & Olympus Share app

05/03/2015 By Heather 5 Comments

m. zuiko 14-150mm f/4-5.6 mark ii

My parents have a beautiful back garden in Wales which is lovingly nurtured by my “green thumb” mum. The centrepiece is a three-pronged feeder, where dozens of species of birds including robins, sparrows, blue tits, goldfinches, wrens and siskins gather for their daily feast of seeds and balls of fat. It is nothing short of […]

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A shallow depth of field with a Micro 4/3s camera? Yes, it is possible!

16/01/2014 By Mathieu 16 Comments

Many photographers looking for a lighter solution to their DSLR halt in their tracks when they hear the words ‘Micro Four Thirds sensor’. They fear that the depth of field and overall result produced by a smaller sensor will not be adequate to give that “3D pop” that many desire to see in the images […]

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Contemporary Dance in Moncalieri: Pushing the Lumix GX7’s autofocus to the limit

03/12/2013 By Heather 13 Comments

“Elena’s asked us to photograph one of her dance performances on Saturday night in Moncalieri,” I hear Mathieu yell from the kitchen. Looking down at the Panasonic Lumix GX7, a smile breaks across my face. I realise that there is one more test I have to perform before I can close the chapter on this […]

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Pasta Ouverture: A stop motion animation with the Panasonic GX7

11/11/2013 By Mathieu 4 Comments

Lumix cameras are always overflowing with interesting features and the new Panasonic GX7 is no exception. The challenge, however, is finding a concrete reason to use them. Lumix cameras have always had excellent video features, and in the case of the GX7, it offers a very interesting stop motion animation feature (first introduced on the […]

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