Martin Siegel's photos with the keyword: OM-D

Razak d'Eymet (F) OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Also looks nice on B/W film flic.kr/p/ZnDLGw

Tenerife 2015

Finally proof that they were here before us and very likely planted live on our planet. The animations here were modelled using a 3-D scan of the above skull: www.livescience.com/images/i/000/049/468/i02/aliens-ET.jpg Believe me (or not)

Cropped pano made with autostitch. Olympus OM-D with Sigma 19mm 2.8 Padenghe sul Garda. Italy

Seen at the VW booth at Interschutz 2015.

Minolta MC Rokkor PF 55mm/1.7 on Olympus OM-D (Hollerblüte = Holunderblüte)

... drink too much. Nor did I smoke funny things. Motion blur and not focused. Pressed the shutter before I had checked everything. It's a tulip, BTW. Olympus OM-D with Lomography Experimental Fisheye Lens.

..before you go go. Olympus OM-D with Minolta manual focus lens, either the MD 35-70mm or the Minolta MD 28mm 1:3.5 not sure which I used.

Olympus OM-D with Sigma 19mm 2.8 A little exposure compensation was used as I was spot metering and without the pebbles would have been too bright

.. focus a manual macro lens with an EV (electronic viewfinder). Olympus OM-D with Minolta MD 35-70mm macro zoom. I should have used just a tiny bit of exposure compensation as the white center is a bit washed out.

Half self-portrait. Olympus OM-D with Minolta MD 1:3.5 28mm Mirror trick.

Olympus OM-D with Minolta MD 35-70mm Macro Zoom

The camera that smiles and makes you smile. A metal box camera with fixed focus lens, three apertures (16, 11 and Full (I guess)). Two shutter speed settings B and I (instantanous) I have not yet tested the actual shutter speed for I but probably something in the 1/30th - 1/50th range. Frame size is either 6x9 or 6x4.5. For the smaller size it has a hinged mask that you can't lose. Great idea because most of the dual format cameras I have seen have the reduction mask missing. Duplex in the model name certainly refers to the dual format.