Olympus DSLR E-5, 50mm F2 macro and FL-36R wireless TTL Flash.
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Ha! When I read the title I thought this would be one of your picture sets of a nice dinner at a local restaurant - imagine my surprise :-)
ReplyDeleteCarry out! Someone is ambitious to take on prey bigger than she.
ReplyDeleteHi Robin,
ReplyDeleteHeavy meal is good but not for me. Love the sense of foating in mid-air.
May you have a great weekend.
John Ragai
Great shot... but I'd prefer a different dinner myself ;-)
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ReplyDeleteGreat shot. Can this be done with the EM1?
By the way, when is the Stylus 1 camera coming out in Malaysia. Tried it in Melbourne, Australia. I was very tempted to buy it there as it is selling for AUD650. If one is a tourist, one can even reclaim the 10% GST at the airport. Should have done that. It is probably the best compact camera for travel photography and street portraits.
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ReplyDeleteHi Robin, Great shot!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see that you still have your E-5 (thought you sold it) and your beloved 50mm F2. Do you still have the EXIF data for this one? what was the shutterspeed/flash? Pretty fast to have blacked out the background....
Best regards from snowy HamburgerLand....