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More deals:
$100 off, free battery pack and 4% reward on the Panasonic GM5 at BHphoto (Click here).
There is a new low price on refurbished OMD cameras sold by GetOlympus US (Click here) and GetOlympus Canada (Click here). The E-M1 now sells for $999!
Samys has a Stock of Demo Panasonic GH4 cameras they sell with a $200 off on their [shoplink 52532 ebay]eBay Store (Click here)[/shoplink].
Olympus Spring savings at GetOlympus (list here).
You save $150 on those DEMO Panasonic FZ1000 sold on [shoplink 52742 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
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Adorama has a variety of SanDisk Memory Cards for Sale!
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Totally agree with jeffharris 🙂 to date, NONE of my lenses (I’ve got
quite a few!) can beat the quality of the lens (build AND photos it
takes)!
The claim is obviously only a personal question, as no one knows what lenses do you have, and what kind photos you take (the lens doesn’t take any, it is up to photographer to take photos).
Yeah yeah of course it’s all personal preferences. Other lenses I have include Pana-Leica 15mm f/1.7, Olympus 45mm f/1.8, Pana 100-300, etc. etc. While I agree the photographer is key, technology does come into play too e.g. Olympus’ in-body IS like the EM1 and EM5 II helps depending on lenses, compared to the Panasonic GM1 with no in-body IS.
Yeah, best lens on M43, easily.
There is a company called Smart Imports that sells it for $ 849
Grabbed it for $685 when I was in Japan last week. A Bic Camera in Ikebukuro had a crazy deal on it; I couldn’t say no. I learned zone focusing (which requires distance markings on the lens) on the double quick and had a lot of fun shooting pedestrians in the crowded streets and temples of Kyōto with it. Shutter speed is essential for that purpose so the huge aperture helps.
Anyway it’s definitely a fun lens. Zone focusing lets me shoot subjects that I can’t otherwise with the ol’ Lumix 20mm f/1.7 pancake.
got many m4/3 lens before. I sold all and realize that the 35mm FF focal was my favorite. so i only use the 17.5mm, a must have.
I totally share your sentiment kiki!