#TILTSHIFT RAIN PRO#
I'm assuming that it will have the IP53 rating of the other pro lenses, which allows for carrying fewer filters, step-up rings in the camera bag, and uniform ergonomics & muscle memory across the M.Zuiko Pro lineup. I'm hoping that it will have a 62mm or 72mm filter thread AND retain the focus clutch, versus the 46mm (or 58mm of the 20mm f/1.4). I have since upgraded to an OM-1 with M.Zuiko Pro Glass. I bought an EM1 MkII on a vacation as my first ILC & Mirrorless. I'm interested to see the execution and timeline of this. OM Digital Solutions will continue to make the most of the Micro Four Thirds System, expanding the lens lineup for greater possibilities of expression, helping every photographer on their adventures. The OM SYSTEM aims to provide cameras you can take with you anywhere and let you capture emotions as you see and feel them, transforming the imaging experience into something more exciting. This lens lineup is part of the appeal of the OM SYSTEM, bringing greater joy to users through macro shooting. This brings the lineup to 11 lenses 5 capable of half-macro shooting at a maximum image magnification of 0.5x 1 or more for getting close to subjects and making them appear larger, allowing users to enjoy everything from casual close-up photography to using macro lenses for super high magnification photography. By adding one to the lineup, there are now three lenses with close-up shooting capabilities boasting a maximum image magnification of 2x 1 or more at focal lengths of 60mm 2, 120mm 3, and 180mm 4, for a macro lens lineup that covers everything from standard to telephoto range. The development of this new M.Zuiko PRO telemacro lens reflects the brand’s commitment to meeting requests of customers and the marketplace. Note: This product is in development and the specifications are subject to change.
You can use the Radial Gradient tool to apply effects around, or directly to, a center point.M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro IS PRO You can use the Gradient tool to transition this effect across specific areas of your image. You can use the Edit Brush to paint this effect onto specific areas of your image. You can right-click a slider to reset to the default value. Specifies the angle at which the rain drops are falling. Use this option to blur the photo so the rain effect looks natural. Specifies the amount of blur in the photo. If you vary the length of rain drops they look natural. Drag the slider to the right if you want to vary the length of rain drops.
Drag the slider to the left if you want rain drops to have a similar length. Specifies how much variety there should be in the length of the rain drops. Type a number from 0 to 50 or drag the arrow to adjust the angle. The higher the opacity, the more the image is obscured.
Type a number from 0 to 100 or drag the slider to adjust the opacity of the rain drops. Drag the slider to the right to increase the length. Click Cancel to discard your changes and close the panel.Click Done to accept your changes and close the panel.On the Rain panel, set the options as described below.You can also access the Special Effects menu from the Filter drop-down menu or Filter toolbar. In Edit mode, in the Add group, select Special Effect.You can save your settings as a preset for future use. Control the amount, the angle, strength and other characteristics of the rain. You can use the Rain effect to make it look like it was raining when you took a photo.
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