In reply to Post #45
Loads of good options in mft land, the Panasonic 25mm f1. 7 being the most wallet friendly
Loads of good options in mft land, the Panasonic 25mm f1. 7 being the most wallet friendly
In reply to Post #46
Good call Duggs. I dont have it. By i know somone that does and it takes lovely photos.
Good call Duggs. I dont have it. By i know somone that does and it takes lovely photos.
In reply to Post #46
Any idea if this will fit Olympus MFT camera?
Any idea if this will fit Olympus MFT camera?
In reply to Post #48
Yes.
Yes.
In reply to Post #48
Yes, there are other options too if you want spend a bit more.
The olympus 45 1.8 is great too, but needs a fair bit of room
Yes, there are other options too if you want spend a bit more.
The olympus 45 1.8 is great too, but needs a fair bit of room
In reply to Post #50
agreed. ive got it. you do need to stand back quite a bit.
agreed. ive got it. you do need to stand back quite a bit.
In reply to Post #46
I've had my eye on that lens a while to be fair, think it's time I made the upgrade 👍🏽
I've had my eye on that lens a while to be fair, think it's time I made the upgrade 👍🏽
In reply to Post #51
I'll probably sell mine as I rarely use it, I either use the 17 1.8 or the 12-40 for fishing. Very occasionally I'll take the 35-100 if I fancy getting some wildlife shots.
I just need to remember to check the focus clutch isnt engaged when I do a self take, unlike last night
There isn't much of a difference in space needed between the 45 and the Canon 50mm on a crop body really and lots of people swear by that
I'll probably sell mine as I rarely use it, I either use the 17 1.8 or the 12-40 for fishing. Very occasionally I'll take the 35-100 if I fancy getting some wildlife shots.
I just need to remember to check the focus clutch isnt engaged when I do a self take, unlike last night
There isn't much of a difference in space needed between the 45 and the Canon 50mm on a crop body really and lots of people swear by that