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Let's pop them...

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Let's pop them sent on August 15, 2025 (22:54) by MaurizioXP. 7 comments, 379 views. [retina]

OM System OM-3,
OM System OM-3
Olympus M.Zuiko ED 17mm f/1.2 Pro
Olympus M.Zuiko ED 17mm f/1.2 Pro
, 1/20 f/2.8, ISO 2500, hand held. Torino, Italy.




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avatarsenior
sent on August 15, 2025 (23:01) | This comment has been translated

Excellent work!

avatarsenior
sent on August 16, 2025 (10:38) | This comment has been translated

Very nice, congrats!

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sent on August 17, 2025 (13:47)


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Nel complesso è molto buona !!
Lo scopo della tecnologia computazionale di OMSYSTEM è quello di creare immagini sempre pronte da postare sui social,anche in condizioni di luce estreme...Hanno deciso di puntare tutto sui content creator.
Secondo me lo scatto normale orf ( dopo l'elaborazione) risulterà più rumoroso ma più nitido.
L'high res produce praticamente sempre un effetto ( difetto) simile all'astigmatismo ( tranne in generi come still life in interni dove tutto è ben definito e nitido), infatti se guardi le scritte gialle, sui cartelli viola,non sono nitide ma sono annebbiate/impastate ,lo stesso vale per le ringhiere dei terrazzi. L'high res pulisce moltissimo l'immagine ma appanna i dettagli.
io probabilmente avrei provato a scattare a F1,2 ( profondità di campo permettendo) e 1/8, in modo da guadagnare esattamente 3,7 stop di "luce" e scendere esattamente a 200 ISO, sensibilità dalla quale è sempre meglio non discostarsi in generi statici soprattutto di sera/notte... Ma sarebbe stato molto difficile...al limite del mosso.
Comunque è molto bella !



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sent on August 17, 2025 (19:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@Picascon and Daniele Origgi: thank you!
@Mattia Campos
first of all thank you, from the tests done with the OM3 so far, I do not find any blurring of the details in the hires photos compared to the normal ones unless there is any movement in the photo.
In the specific case of the photo for the details of writings and railings we are talking about 100% zoom and there I think it is simply due to the 2500 ISO or the very small size of the details indicated compared to the photo.
If I had to retake the photo today I would probably also try to reduce the ISO with larger apertures but considering that I had gone out for a walk without a tripod I am still satisfied.
If you want to see the various files we talk about it here, at the bottom of page 6:
https://www.juzaphoto.com/topic2.php?l=it&t=5111354&show=6

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sent on August 17, 2025 (19:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

“ I don't find any blurring of details in the hires photos compared to the normal ones „
you can see in this photo ;-)
“ In the specific case of the photo for the details of writings and railings we are talking about 100% zoom and there I think it is simply due to the 2500 ISO „

No no, trust me ;-) The "evident" kneading is due to the high res. I am convinced that the normal RAW file is much sharper.. the RAW is quite sharper and the JPEG is a little sharper (obviously since there is less mpx the writings will be grainier, but sharper)

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sent on August 18, 2025 (0:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The P7280046 file is the best, even compared to this one you posted.
(the 0051 is slightly sharper but has too little resolution and is much noisier)
the one with DXO is clearly the worst of all

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sent on August 18, 2025 (15:11)


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Ciao Mattia,
riflettendo sui tuoi riscontri, ho fatto delle prove usando OM Workspace che è il tool di OM System per elaborare i files raw e devo dire che da il risultato migliore producendo un file identico al file hires ooc.


PREMESSA: tutte le differenze si vedono solo al 100% di zoom ... al 50% o stampando anche il file OOC con risoluzione da 20mpx risulta pulito e godibile per me

hires om workspace





hires ooc





Ho notato che se attivo il noise reduction con AI in oms workspace si perdono un pò dei microdettagli sulle persiane cosa visibile però solo al 100%.





Ho elaborato anche il primo file della serie hires (.ori) OM Workspace ed è più rumoroso ma su questo la riduzione del rumore con AI preserva meglio il dettaglio.

standard res om workspace noise reduction ai





sandard res om workspace senza noise reduction ai





DXO, usando DeepPrime XD/XD2s produce un file più nitido con riduzione del rumore AI ma meno nitido di OM System Workspace sia per il files hi res sia per quello normale.

hi res dxo no noise reduction ai





hi res dxo DeepPrime XD/XD2s noise reduction ai






File da 20mpx OOC





Cosa ho imparato
-Userò OM Workspace come tool per la maggior parte della post, da risultati migliori sui dettagli e con DXO sto faticando a trovare la resa dei JPEG Olympus
-in OM Workspace userò la riduzione del rumore Gen AI solo ad alti ISO e da risultati migliori su file standard res (farò altre prove)
-lo scatto hires anche a mano libera migliora il rumore e non introduce difetti o appannamenti a meno di movimento nella foto, lo userò



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