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

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Longitudinal CA (LoCA) – or purple and green fringing manifesting in front of and behind the plane of focus – can be fairly noticeable wide open and is hard to manually correct for. Aspherical (ASPH) lenses reduce size and weight, effectively preventing spherical and distortion aberration.

A highly reliable metal mount assures durability for active use and uses multi-coated lens elements that minimize ghosts and flare to further enhance its shooting performance.The problem is that all older reviews don't use numerical values and therefore it's impossible to compare one to the other. Just like f/number iso cannot be compared across different sensor sizes because it's a per unit area quantity and has nothing to do with the signal of the image. As I said repeatedly, this different iso is actually equal IQ (not number), but that's not what you are saying because I repeatedly said this and you are "correcting" me. which is quite respectable, and that gives you some flexibility to do more in terms of composition and framing, if you have some close up shooting without the need to use a macro lens. All of these offer their own particular features, but as an inexpensive and high quality standard lens for MFT the Panasonic Lumix G 25mm f/1.

One variable eliminated so I can focus more on the important part of the images - lighting/composition/story-telling. We found the E-M1 III's in-body stabilization alone sufficient not just to shoot or record video handheld, but even to give very stable walk-and-talk video footage.While the system has some limitations, they can often be worked around and the format can deliver a worthwhile advantage in terms of portability. The size, length and diameter of the "Vision" Series of cine lenses is almost the same, with the position of the focus an aperture rings is the same. If both sensors have the same number of pixels, the amount of light reaching each pixel for the same image is exactly the same. If you want to be able to change lens (most important item in photography) with portability, this is it. The gallery is filled with shots screaming for a short macro and the landscapes and people shots could be done nicely a bit wider.