Album images with a Risespray HD MC 35mm f/1.6, a budget-friendly, all-metal, manual-focus prime lens, on an MFT Olympus Pen E-PM2, with images edited in a keyline effect.
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The Risespray HD MC 35mm f/1.6, a budget-friendly, all-metal, manual focus prime lens designed for APS-C mirrorless cameras, is known for its wide f/1.6 aperture, good low-light performance, and vibrant images with saturated colors straight out of the camera.
The lens, available in blue, red, gold, and silver body finishes, is a fifth-generation manual focus lens originally derived from a CCTV lens and is well-received by enthusiasts vying for an option with a wide aperture and an extremely low price point.
It is a 4-element in 4 groups all-metal and glass build, with 8 straight blades (while others may have 12 rounded petals), a clickless aperture ring, a minimum focusing distance of 0.45 meters, a 46mm filter thread, and weighs from 113 to 140 grams, depending on the production version.
On the Olympus Pen E-PM2, the lens is equivalent to a 70mm lens on a 35mm full-frame camera, an ideal choice for portraits, street photography, travel, events, experimental photography, or just for everyday photography.
The focal length offers a natural, human-eye-like view at the wider end, and flattering compression for portraits at the longer 70mm end, an enviable choice for a compact and worry-free one-lens camera setup.
Images posted were shot in RAW, and the 'Keyline' filter effect was applied as a post-process.
Album Images
As is often seen on Olympus cameras, the Keyline photo effect is mainly used for creative, artistic, or stylized photography rather than for realistic images. The effect converts pictures into comic-book or cartoon-style illustrations by first drawing an outline of the object and adding a matte color finish to the outline for a stylized graphic appearance.
Olympus Pen E-PM2, Risespary HD MC 35mm f/1.6
The Olympus E-PM2, a compact, and lightweight MFT (Micro Four Thirds) mirrorless camera with the smallest footprint when it was first introduced in 2012, features a 16MP Live MOS sensor as seen on the flagship E-M5, and prides itself with excellent image quality, fast autofocus, and great high-ISO performance, The camera is an ideal, user-friendly, and a very affordable vintage choice for both enthusiasts and new users alike.
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