Being too overally critical of my Oly EPL3's performance?

[RBS]

you should specify your settings for the shot and 100% zoom in on your focal point. If you focused on the tailight and look at a 100% crop of the wheels it wont be too accurate and vise versa..


From what i see it is fine, 4/3 are not comparable to a APS-C/35mm sensor in any way at all.

[RandomGuy]

you should specify your settings for the shot and 100% zoom in on your focal point. If you focused on the tailight and look at a 100% crop of the wheels it wont be too accurate and vise versa..


From what i see it is fine, 4/3 are not comparable to a APS-C/35mm sensor in any way at all.

Jeffrey's Exif viewer

[smoknlegend]

you should specify your settings for the shot and 100% zoom in on your focal point. If you focused on the tailight and look at a 100% crop of the wheels it wont be too accurate and vise versa..


From what i see it is fine, 4/3 are not comparable to a APS-C/35mm sensor in any way at all.

I asked a few questions over at the mu-43's board and they recommended me shooting in just raw and exposing to the right. I did that and i think i might be happier with the image i am getting.

Here is an edit in light room from the raw file:


To me it looks as if it has gotten rid of most of the noise i am seeing (some were calling it jpeg smearing ???)