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A walk through Cantabria

Shot with Olympus E-M5 MKIII, mostly with Lumix 14-140mm f3.5-5.6, plus some with the Lumix 20mm and the Lumix 9mm.

It was my first time taking a superzoom on a trip, and it was a blessing to do long focal range landscape photos on the fly. I wanted to use more the tele range, as i rarely used the Olympus 40-150 F4-F5.6 i already have. Getting this superzoom was the way i found to use the long focal ranges more easily.

I feel like mine is not the sharpest lens all around, but i got some shots i would not have taken if not for this lens.

u/SuperPustule — 4 days ago
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Got myself an old SUN branded lens for Minolta MC mount. 28mm f2.5

Plenty of "defects" in the image, but i'm in love with the colors and the flare. Getting the hang of manual focus is not so bad. I think it's easier with a fully mechanical lens than with an electronic focus ring.

All photos are SOOC, natural profile with saturation boosted +2

u/SuperPustule — 2 months ago