Focus
Tilting the Composer Pro II with Edge 35 Optic, will place a slice of sharp focus in any direction through objects in both the foreground and background of an image, bordered by smooth blur. Tilt the lens up or down for a horizontal slice of focus; left or right for a vertical slice; diagonally for an angled slice. Or keep the lens pointed straight ahead for no slice.
To understand what the Edge 35 looks on full frame, crop sensor, and micro 4/3rds cameras, see the examples below.
Full Frame
The images below were taken on with Edge 35 optic on a full frame camera sensor
Emma Wood with Edge 35 on full frame
Stephanie DeFranco with Edge 35 on full frame
Behance.com/ndrsrjs with Edge 35 on full frame
Louise Zabriskie with Edge 35 on full frame
Stephanie DeFranco with Edge 35 on full frameCrop Sensor
The images below were taken on with Edge 35 optic on a crop sensor camera
Polina Plotnikova with Edge 35 on crop sensor
Mareike Uhlmann with Edge 35 on crop sensor
Polina Plotnikova with Edge 35 on crop sensor
Polina Plotnikova with Edge 35 on crop sensor
Mareike Uhlmann with Edge 35 on crop sensorMicro 4/3rds
The images below were taken on with Edge 35 optic on a micro 4/3rds sensor
Michele James with Edge 35 on micro 4/3rds
Michele James with Edge 35 on micro 4/3rds
Michele James with Edge 35 on micro 4/3rdsMaximum Effect
The images below were taken with the Edge 35 optic using maximum effect.
Emma Wood with Edge 35 using maximum effect
Polina Plotnikova with Edge 35 using maximum effect
Gerri Jones with Edge 35 using maximum effect
Agata W.Kwasniewska Photography with Edge 35 using maximum effect
Lauren Wilcox with Edge 35 using maximum effectMinimal Effect
The images below were taken with the Edge 35 optic using minimal effect.
Stephanie Defranco with Edge 35 using minimal effect
Josefien Hoekstra with Edge 35 using minimal effect
Ute Reckhorn with Edge 35 using minimal effectSaveSave
