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All the thread/blogs/reviews that I have read indicate that the performance of the two lenses are more or less the same. This standard focal length prime lens offers incredible optical performance that balances out proportions to deliver stunning bokeh and clarity to your focusing subjects. On paper, this Panasonic 25mm lens delivers wider aperture, able to gather more light and render shallower depth of field at F1. It also delivers superb detail even when lighting is less than optimal, which means you can skip the flash in many low-light situations – even when the subject is moving. In-depth testing Latest Camera Reviews Beyond the studio tests Feature Articles and Videos see how we see Sample Galleries real world performance Field Test Videos Throwback Thursday Classic Cameras from Days Past What's that Noise?I care how a lens works under those constraints…how it reacts to processing, how it holds up under regular conditions. The 25mm focal length of this lens reflects the way you see the world: natural, straightforward and undistorted. Please complete the form below for a quote - Please be as accurate as possible to help us give an accurate quote. I already own PanaLeica 25mm, since like you I have a "50mm" eye (although I'm getting used and used to the unfairly misunderstood 17mm f18) and I'm really curious to see a comparision between that and the Zuiko lens.

We understand this can sometimes be difficult with work commitments, but we will do our best to accommodate your needs. I’m also a self-taught photographer whose interest lies in shooting people, fashion, food and lifestyle.sharpness in the centre of the frame is already excellent, and clarity towards the edges of the frame is good. is coming out by the end of the year hopefully) and a few more tweaks in firmware and future hardware, and I can see the Olympus OM-D range being able to take on the pro kit from Canon and Nikon, at a fraction of the cost, size and weight.

But my reviews: they are my thoughts on how the lens performs, handles, etc, under my normal photographic conditions. ma per il mio gusto apre troppo; sono stato tentato dal Sigma 30 mm, ma i test che ho consultato mi hanno sconsigliato. It offers the best optical performance, with beautiful bokeh at open apertures and impressive close? You should try and get your hands on an E-M1; it’s by far the best m4/3 camera I’ve used and really brings the system up to professional standards.has become my everyday walk around lens and has been glued to my Olympus OMD E-M10 since the day I bought it. Those are more important to me than 1 stop of bokeh…especially since there is not one stop greater light gathering. This low level of distortion should pose few issues and the distortion pattern is uniform across the frame, which should make applying corrections in image editing software afterwards, relatively straightforward.

aperture and you ave the ability to really throw the background out of focus to create some nice bokeh effects. It’s small and lightweight body gives you the ability to have a more enjoyable experience with hand-held shooting – even in low light conditions.However, if 35mm perspective resonates with you better, and if you do feel the need to shoot a normal view "wider", then the M. An inner focusing mechanism assures fast and accurate auto-focusing, and because it is an MSC design, it offers nearly silent focusing operation – a great feature when shooting HD movies. The lens features a built-in MSC mechanism for quick and quiet autofocus operation and offers a 25mm minimum focusing distance, which can be increased to 17cm with the optional Olympus MCON-PO2 Macro Conveter.