Újból itt a kedvenc keleti csapatunk, ezúttal az Olympus E-P1-el együtt debütált M.Zuiko 14-42mm-es kitobival játszadoztak és mindent kipróbáltak vele.

Ide kattintva találjátok a teljes tesztet, előzetesben pedig néhány mintakép.

Queens Noir, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

The Olympus Pen E-p1 with the Zuiko17mm Pancake lens makes for a very nice unobtrusive night street shooter. Here is a scene from under the Bliss Street Subway station on Queens Boulevard, taken hand-held. I converted the RAW file to BW with a photoshop plug-in.

Black Friday, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

Black Friday is the Friday following Thanksgiving Day in the United States, which is the beginning of the traditional Christmas shopping season.
I took this with my Olympus OM-2n and the lightweight Zuiko 40mm f2.0 lens on Ilford XP2-400 film. The Zuiko 40mm is a perfect street photography lens with its near normal angle and compact size.

To Pelham Bay, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

The OM-2n with a small and lightweight sharp Zuiko 40mm f2.0 pancake lens is a perfect street photographers tool. Here is a shot I took unobtrusively by pre-focusing and taking it without looking through the viewfinder. It takes a little practice to judge the right angle and I had to straighten it a little in Photoshop, but otherwise this is how it came out of the camera.
IRT Subway, New York City.
Taken with an Olympus OM-2n and a Zuiko 40mm f2.0 lens on Ilford XP2-400 film.

Autumn in Central Park on Film #14, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

Continuing my series of pictures with the legendary Olympus Trip 35 in the Ramble in Central Park, New York City. Not only does the Trip work well in low light, but it does very nicely with back-lit scenes as well. The automatic exposure is right on target, and the Zuiko 40mm lens creates a beautiful sharp image without any noticable flair.
Olympus Trip 35, Zuiko 40mm f2.8, Fuji Superia 400 Xtra

Autumn in Central Park on Film #12, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

A fork in the path; The Ramble in Central Park, New York City.
Olympus Trip 35, Zuiko 40mm f2.8, Fuji Superia 400 Xtra

How can We help?, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

More low light photography with the Olympus Trip 35. East 86th Street, New York City.
Olympus Trip 35, Zuiko 40mm f2.8, Fuji Superia 400 Xtra

A Trip to Ron Arad, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

The Ron Arad exhibit, MOMA (Museum of Modern Art), New York City. Here is one of the pictures I took with my Olympus Trip 35 film camera. This was very low light and the Trip worked well set to manual f2.8 on Fuji Superia 400, converted to BW.

Help…I’m stuck, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

When I looked up at the Guggenheim museum shop in New York City, this woman appeared to be stuck in Frank Lloyd Wright’s curves. I snapped a quick shot with my Olympus Trip 35, Zuiko 40mm f2.8, on Fuji Superia 400. This picture seems to work better in BW, so I converted it in photoshop.

Autumn in Central Park on Film #8, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

Continuing my set Autumn in Central Park on film. This is a view I’ve shot many times in digital, but I’m much more pleased with the results on film. Taken with a digital camera the view through the arch tends to be washed out if you want to keep some details in front of the arch. Negative film with it’s much higher dynamic range works much better under these circumstances.
Glen Span Arch, (contructed in 1865 and designed by Calvert Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould), gateway to the Ravine in northern Central Park, New York City.
Olympus Trip 35, Zuiko 40mm f2.8, Fuji Superia 400.

Photographed by mdezemery

E500, 150macro, f/4.5, 1/160, 100iso.
I was there as it reached the end of the leaf. Funny little red bug !

– License

A Line in the Clouds, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

The Fuji Superia 400 film used in this picture, taken with my Olympus Trip 35, seems to give an extra dimension to this interesting cloud formation over the Great Lawn in Central Park, new York City.

Autumn in the Ramble, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

More Central Park autumn colors taken with the Olympus Pen E-p1 and the Zuiko 17mm pancake lens.

George Washington Bridge, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

A back-lit shot with the Olympus Pen E-p1 and the Zuiko 17mm Pancake lens of the George Washington Bridge seen from Inwood Park in Manhattan, New York City. I underexposed this shot by 2.3 stops to bring out the reflections on the water.

Speeding to my destination, originally uploaded by CVerwaal.

Taken with the Olympus Pen E-p1 and the Zuiko 17mm pancake lens through the front window of a subway train as it is pulling into a station. I set the exposure at 1/8 sec to get some of the movement, and underexposed by one stop to bring out the colors.