Some might like to see the out of camera JPEG gallery I put together from the 
testing on Friday night. 

  http://www.flickr.com/photos/gdgphoto/sets/72157636515560223/

enjoy

G

On Oct 12, 2013, at 6:45 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi <[email protected]> wrote:

> The new Olympus E-M1 arrived yesterday. I picked it up on the way to the 
> office and charged the battery there. My first test of it after I got home 
> from the office was to stick a lens on it, and drag it out to the club.
> 
> With the Panasonic/Leica Summilux-DG 25mm lens, focusing for still snaps was 
> near instantaneous and quite accurate. Out of 200+ exposures I made, just 
> snapping around like a tourist with an instamatic at a party, only about six 
> were poorly focused. 
> 
> I left the camera on its defaults, changing only that it would capture JPEG 
> Ln + raw and setting the ISO to 6400 and 12800, and setting it to S-AF+mf so 
> I could play with the manual focus. Here are a few JPEG+raw pairs at what I 
> think is somewhere around EV 0-1 light in club lighting (mostly red and 
> purple gels). (There's also a video at ISO 6400, again made using the camera 
> defaults; the link is right near the bottom of the page below.)
> 
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25268645/oly-em1-low-light/index.html
> 
> I'm satisfied that the E-M1 has plenty of sensitivity for my needs. It's a 
> very fast and responsive camera in use too. It's a bit small for my hands 
> without the HLD-7 battery grip fitted, I hope that arrives soon, but even so 
> it was comfortable to hold and use, and all the controls work nicely. I had 
> NO trouble focusing manually even without any focusing aids enabled, the 
> electronic viewfinder is terrific. So is the image stabilization, best I've 
> used. I found its defaults good enough for a quick session, I hardly used 
> anything other than the super control panel display and the shutter release. 
> 
> Today I'll snap about in some more normal lighting and lower ISO settings. :-)
> 
> G


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