Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 25 mm F1.8 Lens, Fast Fixed Focal Length, Suitable for All MFT Cameras (Olympus OM-D & PEN Models, Panasonic G-Series), Black

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Severe chromatic aberration gives a noticeable fringing or a halo effect around sharp edges within the picture. Have you run across any Nikon FF lens that you could say has very comparable characteristics (first of all, sharpness across the frame). We also share information about your use of our site with advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. Also, keep in mind that if you’re happy manually focusing, you can pretty much mount any lens onto a m4/3 camera with an adapter.

Certainly many comparison questions have arisen, such as how the performance compares to the 25mm Leica. As usual, not a surprise coming from Olympus, the great sharpness can be achieved even shooting at F1.

The featured ZERO (ZUIKO Extra-low Reflection Optical) coating cuts wavelength reflections by 50% to ensure imaging is clear without ghosting or flare.

As I say in the beginning ” I review products on how they act for me as a photographic tool in real-world shooting. The lens’ optical construction ensures your point of interest is stunningly sharp, while the surrounding background is beautifully soft with a natural bokeh (blur) effect. The lens' optical construction ensures your point of interest is stunningly sharp, while the surrounding background is beautifully soft with a natural bokeh (blur) effect.For those not familiar with the m4/3 (Micro Four Thirds) system, the 25mm lens gives an equivalent of 50mm at a relatively fast aperture of f1. The broad focus ring that makes up the majority of the lens body is smooth to turn, and ribbed just like its older brother, the 45mm f/1. aperture gives you full control of depth of field and outstanding low-light photography, the Olympus 25mm lens is deal for a wide range of photography, the standard focal length reproduces a natural perspective. During the six-month deferral period, it is possible to pay off the loan, either by way of a lump sum or in smaller amounts.

Yes we all know that Olympus using a smaller sensor will never accomplish as shallow depth of field as larger sensor format cameras, but seriously, for practical photography, when I was using Olympus system all this time, I never had issues creating shallow depth of field effect to isolate my subjects in my photographs. Unlike the 12mm and 45mm, which were first released in silver and later on in black as a premium version, the 25mm lens is available in both silver or black right off the bat. The normal prime lens space in the Micro 4/3 system has recently become a bit more crowded, as Olympus has finally released their fast normal prime lens, the 25mm f/1. The bokeh is not quite as smooth…but if that is not your only quality it will hardly be noticeable most of the time.I shot with the lens solidly whilst on a trip to Los Angeles and day in, day out, it performed perfectly. and (at least to my old eyes) there was no significant difference: if anything, the 12-40 was better. lens can give you better close up shooting, with higher magnification capability, which can be useful especially when shooting smaller subjects, such as food! a perfect fit for “snap shot” photography, as you can easily take images as you see them without thinking about the composition of the photograph.

Ho voglia di comprare così il 45/1,8 al quale ho letto che assomiglia molto ed ha un prezzo migliore. While I have no issues utilizing wider focal lengths and I do acknowledge the importance of using wider lenses when necessary to accomplish certain photography goal, the magic always happens for me, something I can describe as the sweetspot of turning the vision I had in my mind into photography reality, when I use the 50mm perspective. I have been out this morning for a Sunday stroll with this combination and it feels so light and compact that I hardly even noticed that I was carrying the camera. It felt and still feels visually comfortable, right for me though not everyone's cup of photographic tea. I have not used the Pana 25mm extensively enough to make any comments, hence I do want to do a comparison.I'm currently travelling around, and would like to take in consideration of portraits and landscape photography.