Simply delicious images

That's fine and my clients love my images

Nice sharp photos with excellent images

It's a very sharp image!

It produces great quality images

The kit zoom lens was fine, and the images I got were fine

No image stabilization, so a little tough to steady with HD video.

I don't know how they managed to get f1.7 in such a small package3) Wonderful image quality

The images are good, color is good, sharpness, etc

The Canon is a great lens and ultimately will give you better pictures in good conditions just because of the better IQ on a larger sensor... but with the Canon I'm always worrying about flaring and losing contrast, and I know that I should stop down to 2.5 if I really want a sharp image

If you are a micro four thirds video shooter I would say this is a must have for a nice sharp image.

If you are looking to get only 1 prime lens for your micro four thirds system , I think this is the one...nice size..nice price...nice images

For example, I need 1/100 of a second or faster shutter speeds for crisp images, even with IBIS while free standing

The images are sharp without distortion or any visible artifacts

The great image quality more than makes up for those quibbles

That is, if you want sharp images

Truly amazing images from my

Crisp images.

I appreciate its amazing image quality.

It is light weight, fast focusing and produces good quality images

But getting great images in less than ideal circumstances was not so easy

the EM-5 it focuses fast and the images are sharp everywhere.

Very small, inconspicuous, with great image quality

, I have no problem shooting wide open and nailing sharp images

The images are fine on either camera, but the lens functions better on the G1, for some reason

Kit zoom lenses almost never produce those great images

It's turned out great images when doing interviews.

I use a B+W MRC UV filter on it, which more for protection than for enhancing image quality.

Yes, you'll lose a bit of contrast with the sun going directly into the lens, sure, but it's never enough to make a image look bad

There are some excellent sample images on flickr if you still need convincing

A fraction of the size of full frame portrait lenses, it delivers sharp images with great bokeh and a satisfying depth of field

F/2 offered a slight improvement in image quality with the Olympus and Nikon both but again the Olympus produced a sharper image across the frame

, I have no problem shooting wide open and nailing sharp images

Along with taking razor sharp images the focusing of the Olympus 45mm is very fast and nearly silent

The extremely high image quality and very fast focus speed along with being able to produce images with a shallow depth of field make it a must have for anyone wanting to shoot portraits

This is a superb M 4/3 lens