Well it’s 30 degrees centigrade here in Solihull, much too hot to think let alone take any photographs however…

…at the end of the garden a nice little still life reveals itself which I thought it would be nice to experiment with the creative art filters of my OM-D on. It also means I don’t have to walk far to get any images in this heat!

Here are six images, each with a different art filter applied:

1) Dramatic Tone:

2) Soft Focus:

3) Pin Hole:

4) Cross Process:

5) Sepia

6) Grainy Film:

All pictures taken with an Olympus OM-D and the wonderful M.ZUIKO 45mm f/1.8 lens.

flowers olympus om-d

2 Replies to “Messing Around with OM-D Art Filters”

1. Heather - MirrorLessons says:

   July 13, 2013 at 4:15 pm

   The art filters are nice on the OMD (especially soft focus), but I think I prefer those on the Fuji X100s.

   Reply
2. Five Things You May Not Know Your OM-D Can Do | Peter Cripps Photography Blog says:

   August 27, 2013 at 10:51 pm

   […] mode. Art filters are one of the features I never thought I would use much on a camera however I really love the OM-D ones. The usual/most straight forward way of selecting these is via the mode dial (on the top left of […]

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