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Photography Area~Our Photos => Wildlife / Birds => Topic started by: gjtoth on November 23, 2008, 09:40:13 PM
I real a lot about the Olympus cameras having problems with reds. Do y'all see any problems in the cardinal shots I've posted in the past or these?
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I don't see any problems
Maybe a little oversaturated and contrasty. Try backing one or both off a little and see what happens. I know that I have to set my Canon back a little or the jpegs straight from the camera tend to be too red.
I don't have the technical skills that you have, so all I can say is No, No problem here.
Actually, cardinals are oversaturated and contrasty. My wife's Olympus also produces very saturated reds, but these don't seem unrealistic at all. Is #1 sharpened just a tiny bit?
Quote from: Barbarian on November 27, 2008, 01:16:19 PM
Actually, cardinals are oversaturated and contrasty. My wife's Olympus also produces very saturated reds, but these don't seem unrealistic at all. Is #1 sharpened just a tiny bit?
Very little USM used.