You are reading snippets from reviews of Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 45mm f1.8 (Black) Lens for Micro 4/3 Cameras - International Version (No Warranty)
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Simply put, this line is tack sharp edge to edge at 1.8
For portrait lens, you don't want sharp edges--sharp edges makes for sharp, busy bokeh
The I.Q. is SHARP edge to edge and the 1.8 is fantastic for low light
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It works as well as some of my Canon lenses that are several time more in price.
The vintage Minolta prime in my kit gives me a similarly luscious bokeh, but this thing features a shorter focal length and has autofocus as well - and to top that off it weighs next to nothing
You are reading snippets from reviews of Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 45mm f1.8 (Black) Lens for Micro 4/3 Cameras - International Version (No Warranty)
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You are reading snippets from reviews of Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 45mm f1.8 (Black) Lens for Micro 4/3 Cameras - International Version (No Warranty)
Though many old 35mm primes can give very good pictures, manual focus is tricky - even with the GX-7's excellent focus peaking
It also works extremely well for video and doesn't make an awkward focusing sound like the 17mm 1.8.Only downside for me is that it's not image stabilized, which hurts on the G7
Super sharp across the frame, contrasty and fast focusing
It has fast auto focus, is small and light weight, good in low light
Very, very fast auto focus in decent light, which is typical of Olympus glass; it can search quite a bit in dim lighting, say a club
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Olympus always sells the hood as an option at an outrageous price.
Worth twice the price and must have for every MFT camera owner.
if you're looking for a portrait lens with good quality at a reasonable price in this format, this is a great choice.
I recommend that anyone who chooses to purchase this lens also purchase a lens hood-there are several reasonably priced options on Amazon-- and a 37 mm UV filter or any other filter(s
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You still have to know what you're doing to get the shot to look the way you want, just like with any gear, but this lens really does have an aesthetic that my cheaper lenses just don't offer
I live and work outside of the US so trying to purchase both a lens hood and a 37mm UV filter, I use them to protect all my lenses, is nee impossible
This is one of the best camera lenses I have had and the speed at which it works is well beyond the abilities of the standard lens that comes with the camera
Seriously, the zoom lenses lose a lot of clarity you gain with this lens.
Now this 45mm lens gives the equivalent focal length of a 90mm on a FX sensor and those lenses are more expensive.
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