Create
Craft your own profile with the OM-3 Creative Dial or the PEN Profile Control on the front of your camera. Fine-tune the look to match your unique shooting style, then save it so your vision is ready whenever you are.
Snap
Put your profile to work and capture the moment exactly how you imagined it. One click, consistent results, endless creativity.
OI.Share
Share your JPEG and let others experience your look easily through the OI.Share app. Sharing profiles spreads inspiration and helps the whole OM SYSTEM community grow.
Luis Chavez
Dirty Pop: Named after a popular NSYNC song, this is a natural but punchy color with deep shadows and a gentle highlight lift. Greens and yellows get a little glow, blues run a touch darker, which keeps skies rich and skin tones clean straight out of camera.
Follow: @luichavez
Dan Aragon
Solar City: Made for street style shooting under bright sunlight. This profile deepens the blues of open skies while drawing out the warmth of the city textures and contrast.
Follow: @danaragonn
Ben Salb
SOOJ - B&W: Black and white without compromise, this is another profile created for the streets of Japan that doesn’t try to do too much. It’s a subtle, clean edit that can be used in many shooting situations.
Follow: @bens_small_world
Jerred Z
Mono Z: This jpeg recipe is my go-to for an old-school monochrome street look. The soft midtones and deep shadows combined with some grain... it just feels right.
Follow: @jerredz
Kyler Steele
Nostagic Summer: A vintage inspired profile that focuses on vibrant greens and golden yellows while stripping away blues for a more timeless look. Ideal for capturing contrasty, sunny days by delivering a filmic look straight out of camera.
Follow: @kylersteele
Ali O'Keefe
OMTC: This look delivers rich contrast with cooler tones, featuring softer greens and a versatile neutral balance that works across almost any subject.
Follow: @onemonthtwocameras
Dan Aragon
Dark City: A clean black-and-white look shaped for the rhythm of the city. Strong contrast and restrained highlights bring attention to form, texture, and light without feeling harsh. The result is a grounded, timeless image that lets streets, architecture, and everyday moments speak for themselves.
Follow: @danaragonn
Theron Humphrey
Sundown: A lovely profile for when shooting directly into light, near sunset time. It brings down the highlights for a subtle but simple effect to carry the feeling into your images
Follow: @thiswildidea
Kitty Marie - Atola Visuals
Red Soda Pop: It warms up the overall tones, makes the reds "pop" while muting yellows and greens ever so slightly. It also softens the image for a bit more dream-like feel.
Follow: @atolavisuals
Katie Metka
Old Fashioned: This black and white profile reflects my love of old black and white film photography.
Follow: @katiemetka
Paul Clark
Warm & Cool: This color profile boosts warm and cool tones while dialing back greens and magentas, letting complementary colors stand out. With softer contrast, lifted shadows, lowered highlights, and reduced sharpness, the result feels balanced, natural, and true to the scene.
Follow: @paulclark
Jonathan Paragas - KingJvpes
OM-CHROME: This profile was designed to capture the vibrant colors of daily urban life geared to emulate the classic look of 35mm positive slide film.
Follow: @KingJvpes
Terry McLaughlin
Nostalgic Hour: For this edit, I built a look that feels true to my style desaturated blues, warm mids, and those orange-red tones that really pop. It’s all balanced with a subtle filmy curve that gives it that nostalgic, cinematic finish for the golden hour.
Follow: @asteryx
Mindy Michaels
Rainforest Vibes Creative Profile: This is where I captured the wild beauty of exotic plants and brought their colors to life through my lens, amplifying the saturated greens of the lush jungle canopy and intensifying the vivid magentas and warm tones of tropical blooms to recreate the untamed vibrancy of the rainforest.
Follow: @mindyonthemove
Ben Salb
SOOJ - Color: Created with Japan street photography in mind, its a subtle approach to vibrant oranges and reds without reinventing the camera’s color engine. It mutes greens and yellows and adds contrast for a clean, versatile edit.
Follow: @bens_small_world
Brad Flowerdew
Sunwashed: This is my warm, faded profile made for chasing bright summer days, from old town streets to wide open landscapes. Muted greens and blues, softened shadows and a warm color temperature give a nostalgic, sunwashed feel.
Follow: @Bradflowerss
