Tonality seems good to me, but I'm probably the least knowledgeable to advise.
The E-10 doesn't have a white balance sensor does it? One of the issues I have
with my 5D is the white balance is never right. Not sure if it is my color flow,
raw conversion, or the camera, but it is generally not as good as the E-1.
How did you mange to get shots with few people in them. Whenever I have
been to Disney World/Land, it was always full of people.
I dug up some of my Florida E-1 Disney shots, and nothing compares to
what you have, so I imagine the photog has a lot to do with the quality of
the images.
WayneS
At 02:51 AM 8/28/2009, you wrote:
>Thanks for looking, Chris. I'm really interested to hear from all about the
>tonal qualities of these shots, I only made minor adjustment on the
>exposure, contrast and color temp. under Olympus Master 2.
>
>Having been switching between Canyon and Olympus from 2001, through E-10,
>10D, E-1, E-3, 40D, E-520, 5D II and now playing again with a E-10 I found
>Olympus has some qualities that I like and it is not easy (and sometimes not
>possible for me) to simulate with a Canyon (unless you have the same Olympus
>shot for reference). Within the Olympus, E-10 and E-1 seem to have the best
>color/tone to my eyes. Unfortunately, Olympus has the smallest viewfinder
>and many small issues. Also, I cannot make full use of the OM lenses.... one
>just can't have everything ....
>
>C.H.Ling
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