A fun post with the images shot on the E.Zuiko Auto-T 150mm F4 lens. I had the lens mounted on the Olympus E-P5, and instead of using a tripod, decided to do a handheld capture of a bright light point, which is actually a stationary satellite reflecting the light from the still hidden sun as the morning was drawing nearer.
The wavering light was made by the movement of the camera, as the shutter speed for these shots were between 2.5 to 6 seconds.
You might be able to guess, from the third shot, that the sky above my location was also the airspace and flight path for airplanes arriving and departing from a nearby airport.
The fourth shot is not actually of the satellite or a plane passing, but of a safety beacon on a power pylon.
For a real photo session, you might get what you see in the final image, a pretty sharp image of an evening shot at the equivalent of a 300mm focal length lens on the 2z crop sensor Olympus Pen E-P5.
Images were post-processed on Olympus Viewer 3 (OV3) and print sharpened on Google NIK Sharpener Pro3.
You might be able to guess, from the third shot, that the sky above my location was also the airspace and flight path for airplanes arriving and departing from a nearby airport.
The fourth shot is not actually of the satellite or a plane passing, but of a safety beacon on a power pylon.
For a real photo session, you might get what you see in the final image, a pretty sharp image of an evening shot at the equivalent of a 300mm focal length lens on the 2z crop sensor Olympus Pen E-P5.
Images were post-processed on Olympus Viewer 3 (OV3) and print sharpened on Google NIK Sharpener Pro3.
