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Shooting modes / art filters and their effect on a subject - OMD EM10ii + 45mm f/1.8. Firstly Natural Colour mode, then all the art filters from 1 to 14, Pop Art to Partial Colour - but I didn't choose a colour for partial colour so it came out black and white! Natural Colour Then the ART filters ART 1 - ART 14: Pop Art (pink background blur goes to reddish tone)  Pop Art (Art 1) with green background this time Nice bokeh here at f/1.8. Soft Focus Pale & Light Colour Light Tone Grainy B&W Pinhole Diorama Cross Process (very green!) Gentle Sepia Dramatic Tone On these later pictures the background blur circles are smaller so I might have stopped down a little here Key Line Water Colour (always came out very bright) Vintage Partial Colour (with no colour selected) Partial Colour taken later with orange/red tone selected

Here is a pic of my 85mm f/2 Zuiko MC lens bought around 2001. Not for sale, at least not until I try it adapted to my new OMD EM10 Mark II! With the tiny and gorgeous 21mm f/3.5. This just makes me want to go out and buy some films!

Hello and welcome to my OMD camera user site. This is just me with a modest Olympus OMD EM10 Mark II and three lenses. So far I have the twin zoom kit 14-42 EZ kit zoom, 40-150 kit zoom and Panasonic 25mm f/1.7. Some comparisons of the 14-42mm EZ kit pancake lens set to 25mm with the Panasonic 25mm f/1.7, with both lenses set to f/5.6. These are all 100% magnification on-screen crops from shots of about half a page of a document, right next to the closest focusing distance of the two lenses. First up the cruel comparison. I think the 14-42 (left) was right at its minimum focusing distance and perhaps I moved the camera slightly. Anyway, the 25mm f/1.7 looks a lot better but I may discount this comparison slightly in favour of the two below it. However, these were "first shots" so I am showing them here: Second, more shots (different ones). Which were taken by the 25mm f/1.7? here I retreated just a little bit from the minimum focusing distance to make sure I didn'...