Last Sunday I played around with the Four Thirds 50mm/2 macro lens on my E-M10 (via adapter), and here’s one of Tuna the cat taken with that combination:
And yesterday evening I decided to do something which is quite unusual for me. I took a photo of some daisies on our table, some of which had purple leaves already. I liked the photo just in black & white, but wanted to prevent those purple tips, and when I saw it I also decided the photo needed a bit of yellow – so except those two colours, I removed and desaturated every other one. Got some funny artefacts on the background that way, too:
And this morning, with the same 14mm Panasonic lens on my camera I took this in-camera black & white photo of our cat which was sitting under our bench and my studio strobe:
I did nothing to this last photo except tilting it 1 degree to the right, which also slightly auto-cropped the borders. Other than that, I only added some meta information (Exif and IPTC), so the picture is what comes out of an Olympus E-M10 when switched to black & white. The camera set itself to ISO 1600 for this one (with the aperture of the lens at its maximum open position of f/2.5).
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