Breaking in a new camera
What better place to put a new camera through the paces than spending an hour at the feeder.
All with the Olympus E-5/300mm f2.8/EC-14 teleconverter





And these guys are all over the place...
All with the Olympus E-5/300mm f2.8/EC-14 teleconverter





And these guys are all over the place...

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Funny you should ask
It was my intention was to shoot both raw + jpeg, but I messed up and wound up with raw only. The big problem with that is Lightroom won't work with the E-5's files yet, so I had to do a hack to the EXIF and change the camera to an E-30 to get it to process.
Lightroom was always easy with Olympus raw files, mainly just a tweak here or there. These were a bit off and it took me awhile to figure out how to get a look I liked. Once I figured it out it wasn't too bad, but it was still more of a hassle that I like.
The jpeg engine is great from my use so far:
50-200 at 182mm f3.5 (wide open)
And a crop
A jpeg at ISO2000 (No noise reduction)
Jpeg at ISO3200 (No noise reduction)
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