Dramatic Tone Art filter with frame applied
At f/5.6 the background is nicely blurred here
Colours are bright and punchy straight from the camera
Shot at f/4 to limit depth of field. Taken with the new M. Zuiko 12mm f/2.0 lens and manually focussed on the eyelashes
The ESP system puts in a good performance and colours look natural, yet vibrant
The transition from light to dark along the cobbles has been well handled here
The automatic white balance system hasn't been fooled by the warm tones of this bloom, or the mixed lighting
Compare with the image below
The shadow and highlight adjustment feature has been pushed to maximum to darken the highlights and brighten the shadows to produce this HDR-like image
Taken with the same tonal adjustment options as the image above, to produce another low-contrast HDR image
The Grainy Film Art Filter in action
Pin hole and Crossed Processed Art Filters combined
In reasonable light using ISO 3200 produces a pleasant level of farily uniform noise
When light levels fall, JPEG images taken at ISO 6400 have slightly oversharpened edges and lack fine detail. There's also some mottling of red, green and blue
ISO 6400
Taken with the Pinhole art filter
The art filters can now be applied in Aperture Priority and Shutter priority modes - allowing for more creativity.
Cross process mode
Black and white grain mode with frame applied
Pinhole with grain applied
Pop art with frame applied
The super-quick autofocus allows for ultra quick focusing speeds
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