Panasonic LUMIX G Lens, 25mm, F1.7 ASPH, Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds, H-H025K (USA Black)

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Spherical aberration has been controlled throughout the range of focal lengths to eliminate compensation of changes in back focus with aperture. The LUMIX G Experience is our dedicated online resource where you can learn how to take better pictures with your LUMIX G camera, create galleries of your work, find out about upcoming photographic events and exhibitions, and even win camera equipment and other prizes. It will be very interesting to see how the modern equivalent fills the same niche for current MFT cameras. Because Micro Four Thirds cameras normally focus with the aperture set wide open, this can result in the edge being taken off the sharpness when you’re shooting at f/2. This would reveal the IQ advantage of larger sensors while stopping so many comparisons that don't make sense because there are not always equivalent lenses between formats, only hypothetical ones (e.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX85 / GX80 manages to take most of what we like about the GX8 and pack it into a smaller, lighter body. Together with the 25mm focal distance, which is nearly the same viewing angle and sense of perspective as the human eye, this lens is ideal for both portraits and scenery with a clear subject and outstanding colour rendering. would obviously be more useful, but in my experience, it doesn't hold up well for night photography, especially long exposures.

is a fairly small lens, although it’s not as compact as Olympus’s equivalent or Panasonic’s slimline 20mm f/1. Instead, a firm twist of the zoom ring is all that's needed to deploy the lens and ready it for shooting.

The UHR (Ultra High Refractive Index) lens and aspherical lenses achieve uniformed description from the center to the edges. did not come with a lens hood supplied out of the box, so I was a little worried about lens flare and ghosting, as I do shoot under plenty of harsh Malaysian sun, and there are times I am shooting directly into it. And I was not the only one experiencing this, there is at least one YouTube video explaining the issue.

Charts and text have to be seen together to get a picture, so I would also look to what the reviewer said about the Olympus lens. And boy oh boy, it was awesome to be able to go out and shoot again, after almost half a year living in total isolation. is developed for both professional and leisure macro photography, to be used in the field or indoor set-ups. Colour-matched to intercut with other Cooke lenses, this lens combines classic, hand-fitted construction with a linear iris, cam-style focus, and /i Technology. Can the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra hold on to its crown in the face of competition from Apple and Google?Its small size also makes a great lens to keep on those smaller bodies and use for all sorts of situations.

We found these to work very nicely; flare is well-controlled, though it does show up as a slight loss in contrast if you aim directly at the sun at the right angle. And while we've not yet fully tested the Leica's performance, its stepping autofocus motor likely won't be quite as swift as the extremely fast linear motor of the Olympus lens. I declined the offer as I was not looking to collaborate with another brand at that time, and Malaysia was under lockdown, there was only so much I can do for a review shooting subjects inside the confines of my tiny bedroom. In terms of its focal range, the nearest alternatives are either Panasonic's Leica-branded 8-18mm F2.The hard-to-correct longitudinal variant, also known as LoCA, is barely noticeable in photos from the 8-25mm F4. We've assembled a few of our favorite articles, tutorials, explainers, and guides to help beginners get started with photography and level up to advanced concepts. It’s petite, handles well, focuses quickly and silently, and most importantly, it is a decent performer on the optical test bench. And thanks to the unique Z Coating Nano ghosting and flaring are significantly reduced for sharp and clear image quality.