When I am his age...

[JohnF1956]

...I hope I am at least half as healthy. Helmut Sinn, founder of Sinn Uhren (fabulous tool watches in Germany), at the tender young age of 96.

Technical info: Olympus EPL1, Digital Zuiko 50 f2 Macro lens via adapter, available light, hand-held. Processed in Lightroom 3.6 from JPG, with the LR B&W Blue Filter applied in post-processing. ISO 200, 1/13th s at f2...

I know that the sharpness isn't perfect - handheld, after all, in a fairly dark setting - but it captures Mr. Sinn nicely.

 

[The_Traveler]

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Technical info: Olympus EPL1, Digital Zuiko 50 f2 Macro lens via adapter, available light, hand-held. Processed in Lightroom 3.6 from JPG, with the LR B&W Blue Filter applied in post-processing. ISO 200, 1/13th s at f2...

I know that the sharpness isn't perfect - handheld, after all, in a fairly dark setting - but it captures Mr. Sinn nicely.

Why shoot at ISO 200?

 

[AlexanderB]

I'd used higher ISO too, 1/13 s is a rather long exposure for people photography.

 

[JohnF1956]

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Technical info: Olympus EPL1, Digital Zuiko 50 f2 Macro lens via adapter, available light, hand-held. Processed in Lightroom 3.6 from JPG, with the LR B&W Blue Filter applied in post-processing. ISO 200, 1/13th s at f2...

I know that the sharpness isn't perfect - handheld, after all, in a fairly dark setting - but it captures Mr. Sinn nicely.

Why shoot at ISO 200?

Because it gives me the best quality. It's a discrete camera, but high ISO is not its forte

 

[tirediron]

Worked well despite the low shutter speed.

 

[651stp]

Worked well despite the low shutter speed.

i agree, but personally as the others have said, i would have raised the ISO even if the camera doesnt have the best ISO capabilities, the noise could always be brought down a tad bit in post. You would have gotten a better shutter speed and there wouldn't be motion blur.