raid
Dad Photographer
I used my 25/1.4 with the E-PL1 for some snapshots. I like how this lens works with the E-PL1.
raid
Dad Photographer
Outside Joe Patti's Seafood
Inside Joe Pattis Seafood
This is Frank Patti, Joe's son
Inside Joe Pattis Seafood
This is Frank Patti, Joe's son
peterm1
Veteran
Is this the Summilux DG (the smaller late model designed for the M4/3) or the earlier large D model designed for the original Olympus 4/3 cameras? Both are excellent.
I have the earlier much larger one and use it with the Olympus AF 4/3 to M4/3 adapter. Despite its AF being a tiny bit slower at times it is a cracker of a lens and I love it. I am a lover of large lenses which helps. This lens and the stock 14-50 lens which came with the original Panasonic L1 are part of my ensemble for my M4/3 cameras as well as some native M4/3 lenses. They are all excellent lenses - including by the way two Sigma lenses (the 30mm f2.8 and 60mm f2.8) for this camera type. My only dilemma is that I prefer longer lenses so use this lens less than I should. While I have an EPL-2 and sometimes use these larger older lenses for that I have to admit they better suit the Olympus OM D EP5 with its battery grip and hand grip added.
I have the earlier much larger one and use it with the Olympus AF 4/3 to M4/3 adapter. Despite its AF being a tiny bit slower at times it is a cracker of a lens and I love it. I am a lover of large lenses which helps. This lens and the stock 14-50 lens which came with the original Panasonic L1 are part of my ensemble for my M4/3 cameras as well as some native M4/3 lenses. They are all excellent lenses - including by the way two Sigma lenses (the 30mm f2.8 and 60mm f2.8) for this camera type. My only dilemma is that I prefer longer lenses so use this lens less than I should. While I have an EPL-2 and sometimes use these larger older lenses for that I have to admit they better suit the Olympus OM D EP5 with its battery grip and hand grip added.
raid
Dad Photographer
This is the small version for the M 4/3. I prefer using longer lenses on the E-PL1 or E-P2.