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Posted: 03 Jun 2014

Taken: 02 Jun 2014

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1/800 • f/10.0 • 25.0 mm • ISO 200 •

OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. E-M1

LUMIX G VARIO 14-42/F3.5-5.6

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For Apps Within your Camera group. Pinhole effect in art filters.

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 Gary Schotel
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Very nice!
8 years ago.
 Bob Taylor
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A pleasing effect, indeed.
8 years ago.
 Sami Serola (inactive)
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I say it looks rather dark. Is there option to adjust the exposure value when this pinhole effect is used?
8 years ago.
 Puchinpappy
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This is what I like about this feature. The original is lighter. My photos on Ipernity always come out a little darker. The settings are automatic and most of my filters come out well exposed. Here is another flower to compare, using the same pinhole filter. www.ipernity.com/doc/821673/33818727
8 years ago. Edited 8 years ago.
 Sami Serola (inactive)
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It is much about matter of taste of course ;-)

On many of my cameras there is also a similar feature called something like "pinhole", "vintage" or "vignetting". The reason why I usually don't like them is the way how they try to imitate some sort of a "mechanical vignetting". Anyway, the thing I find problematic or even ugly is how "white/bright" objects become gray close to edges. The way I like to work with vignetting myself is an added "soft light" blend. But these pinhole effects also have their place, like seen on that other picture of yours.
8 years ago.

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