Feal Market Finds - a few Olympus E-5 images presented

<p >Greetings. I have uploaded 53 E-5 images to my "Raleigh Flea Market" gallery, and invite any and all reviews, critiques, etc. The first 53 images were primarily shot at ISO 100 with the 12-60mm SWD lens, RAW, and processed with Capture One's Express 6 software. The remainder of the images are predominantly E-3 RAW images, with a few PEN E-P2 and E-620 RAW images mixed in, processed with Capture One 5. The style I have attempted to present is to give a close-up view of unique items that I found while browsing the flea market's vendor tables:<br>

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I am still trying to learn the E-5 in terms of ideal ISO settings and post processing (sharpening presets, etc.), so I am still working at it.<br>

Other Olympus E-3 images folders (flower macros, living history reenactment events, etc.) can be found here:<br>

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Regards.</p>

<p>I love the Olympus colors. Nice work. ALan</p>

<p>Nice work! Thanks for sharing.</p>

<p>The colors are really true to life. Fantastic job and thanks !</p>

<p>Hi Steve. Thanks for the E-5 samples. I bought one recently and wonder why the default ISO is 200, am tempted to revert to ISO 100 but wonder if images would then be less ideal, as though it might be optimized for 200 ISO. I have some shg lenses and am absolutely happy with the IQ compared to the E-3 and the higher ISOs are much better than the E-3 as to noise. Hope you keep us updated on what you decide as to ideal settings and post processing.</p><div></div>