Probably not your usual kind of rainbow, but instead some colourful remnants from an intensely bright afternoon (and rather 80s building). The National Science Centre reopened to the public recently but still feels very much like a 1980s attempt at a science-themed activity centre for primary school kids; I suppose its fun if you didn’t notice the rest of the world entering the internet era twenty years ago. Still, at least the building is visually interesting…MT
The Scrapbook series is shot on an Olympus PEN F, with unedited JPEGs straight from camera bar resizing (and of course some choice settings).
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Do you have any additional thoughts (beyond your original review) on the PEN F now that you have been using it for a while? Thanks for publishing the blog. Your photography and blog are excellent resources and a source of inspiration I am sure to many.
I’m still using it, which is probably the best thing I can say about any piece of equipment…
I have a thought to contribute … the colors coming from today’s M43 Olympus are among the best I’ve seen from any system.
For a straight out of the camera JPEG, no question. For raw, I still give that to the 16 bit Hasselblads… 😉
😉 http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-2mcrvFj__0g/U-qSnlX_bhI/AAAAAAAAAlU/aW7UoW4KAko/s1600/_8110819%2B%2B%2B%2B%2B1%2B3%2Bev%2B%2B%2Bzugeschnitten%2B%2B%2B%2B%2B4%2Bgeschaerft.jpg
Rainbow umbrella AND rainbow chromatic noise! 😛