Olympus D-500L Test
Images
| Outdoor
portrait: Good color balance, great detail, natural flesh
tones. |
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| Indoor
portrait, flash: The auto flash operated in more of a
"fill" mode here, blending with the available light. Good balance between
available light and the flash, good colors in the flowers. |
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| Indoor
portrait, no flash: Good white balance, with very neutral
background color. Slight over-saturation in the fleshtones. |
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| House
shot: Good detail, good color, practically no compression
artifacts. |
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| "Musicians"
poster: Good detail, slightly cool tone overall. |
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| Macro
shot: Excellent close-up capability (The longer lens really
helps!) This shot taken with studio lighting, but on-board flash does good
job up close. |
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| Macro shot,
w/accessory lens: Now THAT's close! Exceptional close-up
photography with accessory macro lens. Very sharp, no visible distortion,
chromatic aberration, or "coma." |
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| "Davebox"
test target: Accurate rendition of "MacBeth" color chart, no
sensor overload problems around reflections of lights in pot lid, good
highlight detail, good-to-moderate shadow detail. |
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| "WG-18"
resolution target: (Technoids only) - Visual resolution of
~550-575 line pairs/picture height horizontally, 575-600 line
pairs/picture height vertically, relatively little aliasing. |
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| Viewfinder
accuracy/flash uniformity target (Wide Angle): Target is very
well-centered, showing good viewfinder alignment, flash uniformity is
good, but with slight falloff in the corners. Slight but noticeable
curvature of straight lines near picture edges. |
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| Viewfinder
accuracy/flash uniformity target (Telephoto): Target is again
verywell-centered, showing good viewfinder alignment, flash uniformity is
very good also. No geometric distortion. |
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