Lately I have been fed up with Oregon and her grey skies. So I felt it was time to go on a hunt for this elussive thing called color. So what did I do yesterday? I grabbed my
Olympus E-M5, a few lens and headed out the door.
I started off with my newest lens, the
Olympus 12mm f/2. It's a beautiful lens with it's all metal body and thankfully it also seems to work well at capturing color!
After getting a small taste of this wonderful thing called color, I staggered further out into the neighborhood with a crazed look in my eye muttering, "color... color.... MORE color!!!!!" I came up on a baseball game. The Oly 12mm wasn't going to cut it, so I swapped out to my second newest lens, the
Olympus 45mm f/1.8. It's not quiet as beautiful of a lens compared to the 12mm due to it's plastic body, but it sure as hell can capture some color.
After being blown away with how well my new beautiful Olympus lens could capture this extremely rare thing in Oregon called "color", I figured it was time to go back to my old, ugly pug nosed
Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 lens to see what it could do. To my astonishment, I found out that it could capture color as well!
Then guess what happened on my way back home. That damn Oregon grey decided to make her triumphant return and knock me back down to reality. Which, really wasn't all that bad considering she was kind enough to look like this.
After being blown away with how well my new beautiful Olympus lens could capture this extremely rare thing in Oregon called "color", I figured it was time to go back to my old, ugly pug nosed Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 lens to see what it could do. To my astonishment, I found out that it could capture color as well!
