Light (our cat) from kiyuri on Vimeo.
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kiyuri made this nice video with the Panasonic and the new Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 Aspherical Pancake Lens
He writes:
“Just a simple video of our cat, Light. Nothing humorous. He’s sleepy, but does a little grooming. He is a red point bi-color Ragdoll and is just over 1-year old.
Recorded with a Panasonic LUMIX GH1 and 20mm “pancake” lens at F1.7. Camera is set to continuous autofocus, and with the shallow depth of field you can see it go in and out of focus slightly at times.
The original is 1280×720 at 60fps, but I slowed it down to 30fps so it plays in slow motion. I think it’s more relaxing to watch this way. =)“
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Am I the only one to think that the depth-of-field is surprisingly shallow for a 20 mm f/1.7?
Depending on the closest distance you can focus the lens you could get about 4 inches or so in focus if it could focus 1 meter in front of it. About 18 inches on 2 meters away. It’s all thanks to that f-stop cause usually 20mm is a very hard lens to get that shallow of a DOF.