Alfonso,
While I like your photographs, especially your superb sense of composition and variety of subjects, this image illustrates a serious flaw and a major weakness of our E-500's. The serious flaw is in the smeared, oversaturated yellow surrounding the sun, in bothe this phot and the following one. The weakness --likely shared with most other digital cameras--is in the blacking out of the shadow areas, likely due to dynamic range limitations.

I live near a riverside nature park (just south of Saskatoon, on the North Saskatchewan River) and have taken many similar shots with similar problematic results: my eyes see subtle ranges of orange ionto red, the camera produces yellow. The E-1, which I also use, tends to be somewhat better, but even extensive post-processing can't quite retrieve what I (and you?) saw.

erich keser.
saskatoon, saskatchewan, canada

erich keser wrote:
> Alfonso,
> While I like your photographs, especially your superb sense of composition and variety of
> subjects, this image illustrates a serious flaw and a major weakness of our E-500's. The
> serious flaw is in the smeared, oversaturated yellow surrounding the sun, in bothe this phot
> and the following one. The weakness --likely shared with most other digital cameras--is in
> the blacking out of the shadow areas, likely due to dynamic range limitations.
>
> I live near a riverside nature park (just south of Saskatoon, on the North Saskatchewan River)
> and have taken many similar shots with similar problematic results: my eyes see subtle ranges
> of orange ionto red, the camera produces yellow. The E-1, which I also use, tends to be somewhat
> better, but even extensive post-processing can't quite retrieve what I (and you?) saw.
>
> erich keser.
> saskatoon, saskatchewan, canada
>

erich keser wrote:
> Alfonso,
> While I like your photographs, especially your superb sense of composition and variety of
> subjects, this image illustrates a serious flaw and a major weakness of our E-500's. The
> serious flaw is in the smeared, oversaturated yellow surrounding the sun, in bothe this phot
> and the following one. The weakness --likely shared with most other digital cameras--is in
> the blacking out of the shadow areas, likely due to dynamic range limitations.
>
> I live near a riverside nature park (just south of Saskatoon, on the North Saskatchewan River)
> and have taken many similar shots with similar problematic results: my eyes see subtle ranges
> of orange ionto red, the camera produces yellow. The E-1, which I also use, tends to be somewhat
> better, but even extensive post-processing can't quite retrieve what I (and you?) saw.
>
> erich keser.
> saskatoon, saskatchewan, canada

Thanks Very much Erich, im very glad you like my photos. This is one of my firts shot's in the see and the results aren't the best.

Best regards and once again thanks for the comment
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