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SMALL LENSES for Panasonic Lumix Olympus M43 Vlogging

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SMALL Micro Four Thirds Lenses that weigh nothing, many of which still create nice blurry backgrounds and image quality as good as the big heavy lenses!
12-32mm kit Lumix $180 tiny cheap backup lens to always have along
15mm f1.7 Lumix Leica $550 great vlogging lens
17mm f1.8 Olympus $400 I really like this one! Some blurry background
20mm f1.7 Lumix $270 small pancake lens, nice blurry background
25mm f1.8 Olympus M Zuiko $300 wonderfully small and just as good as the 1.4
25mm f1.4 Lumix $670 nice blurry backgrounds but I like the smaller 1.8 more
14-42mm zoom 3.5 -5.6 Lumix $130 great SUPER lightweight zoom for travelling
45mm f1.8 Olympus M Zuiko $400 MY FAVORITE ALL TIME M43 LENS !!! Awesome backgrounds
75mm f1.8 Olympus M Zuiko $900 Great small telephoto lens, blurry backgrounds, kind of heavy
Big heavy Expensive but good
17mm f1.2 Olympus $1,200 Creamy backgrounds, but the small 17mm 1.8 is almost as good
42.5mm f1.2 Lumix $1,400 Great lens, but I never use it, I always use the 45mm 1.8 instead
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@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Here's the winner of the Lumix 42.5mm f1.2 lens ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-APYfgYuBpTc.html

@N0rdman 4 года назад

I'm just so glad to see someone who got the money but not turning into a snob, furthermore sharing some of it with others, just being natural, giving tips and advice to the other of us who can't afford to buy everything to see if it was worth it or not. It just makes me happy. I have seen so many other "nouveau riche" types turning into snobs who say "it has to be that ultra-mega expensive thing", whether it be Purdey shotguns for $110,000 or Raymond Weil wristwatches, or as in this case photography equipment. Keep the videos coming; I'll be watching...

@IshmaelHo 3 года назад

OMG IM 1 YEAR LATE! but you know what, im not late to these knowledge and sharing. THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO MAKE THESE VIDEOS so noobs like me can fast track our learning process. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. I wish I could give you something but your currency is already much bigger than mine and your gears can shoot a trex. Thank you, keep making these videos.

@danebronson9147 3 года назад

InstaBlaster...

@cameraconspiracies 4 года назад

Hard to beat that Leica 15mm f1.7 :)

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Smallie but goodie 😊

@peterlemke3468 4 года назад

It's the perfect lens for street photography on a smaller M43 camera. You can shoot unobtrusively and get great results.

@harpsnake 4 года назад

yeap, it's a great lens. There is trio of 15mm, 25mm and 42,5mm Leicas sharing very similar signature. BTW I own DJI Lens, which is a rebrended 15mm 1,7.

@LowDoughTech 4 года назад

...and monkey strength not required. :D

@omarrosa8136 3 года назад

@@MarkusPix that’s what she said

@I_Am_Bone 4 года назад

Hard to beat m4/3 in terms of size, and quality. Part of my switch to m4/3 was inspired by your videos talking about size and weight savings. Now the rebuilding continues! Thanks again for taking the time to prove that size doesn't/does matter!

@IslandFilmMaker 4 года назад

Love the way you show we don't need big expensive cameras or lenses to tell a story or capture an award winning image. The best camera is always the one you have with you! I've taken some of my best images on a smartphone because I had it with me. Look forward to what's next! Thx for all you do 👍

@seanmangan2769 3 года назад

I LOVE the way you leave things on the screen actually long enough for me to see/compare things. Other 'content provider's often leave me cursing while I have to hit the 'back' button all too often. Thank you.

@blcsuperdave 2 года назад

I bought the Olympus M. Zuiko 45mm 1.8 and it quickly became my go-to lens. Light and small... yes. However, mine is pleasantly sharp and the bokeh is strong enough to create a nice separation. Great video, by the way. I love the A-B comparison of moderately priced lens versus kinda-pricey lens. When you see them back to back - it makes sense. Thanks for the work you put into the video.

@MarkusPix 2 года назад

yes the 45 is my most favorite M43 lens. I have three of them

@intheblues 4 года назад

I think you've just helped sell a lot of those 45mm f1.8 Olympus M Zuiko lenses! Very cool video, thanks again! :)

@davideape7086 3 года назад

Ciao Markus, I completely agree with you. I love the m 4/3 system for its lightness and portability and especially the Zuiko 45mm f1.8!

@KankukanAiki 3 года назад

You are a awesome person. Loved the moment you've decided to give away the 42.5mm. It showed the real good person you are. At the same time your videos are giving me a lot of informations without the need to go elsewhere to learn much more informations about it. Thank you so much. Ah I am a new subscriber 🙏🙏🙏

@geekazoid 4 года назад

I love how you push thrift and practicality. Its a relief as the litany of choice is overwhelming. I get anxious trying to put together my kit. Every part is so expensive and I don't want to make a mistake. Videos like yours help a lot.

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Thanks. I like to keep things simple

@parshua 4 года назад

Loved your positive attitude and presentation! My favorite travel combo is the Oly 9-18mm, Pana 12-32mm and the nimble 17/1.8 for low light. With an Olympus camera and their FL-LM3 flash, there's little one will miss for casual photography. There still remains the perfect light for video, which remains to be invented.

@jeffmurz 4 года назад

Great comparisons. 20mm Panny is my go to lens for street and travel. Hard to beat for size, price, and sharpness

@artistjoh 3 года назад

I hope the 42.5 you gave away is giving someone a lot of joy. It is one of those I wish I had it type lenses and had I seen this video back in May I would have applied for it. Sometimes small is best, but when a lens has special character I don’t mind extra weight at all. This has to be the best overview of small MFT lens options on the internet. I always appreciate your focus on practicality Markus. Not enough reviewers spend enough time in the real world as you do.

@jacksonira6345 4 года назад

not mentioned Lumix 25mm f1.7 often on sale for @150.00 and the Lumix 42.5mm f1.7 another very small compact lens. I use these two lenses for low available light instead of my excellent but much heavier Leica12mm-60mm f2.8-f4.0.

@godsofthemachinegotm8075 4 года назад

Thanks Markus! This helps me to no end. I have been researching for weeks to figure out a small good quality M4/3 camera that I can pack in my moto touring gear. You are obviously a great hearted guy and your knowledge is very helpful.

@markattardo 4 года назад

Once I started comparing the weight and size of my M50 and adapted lenses to m4/3, I stopped looking into new lenses for the M50. After a year, I just started making the switch and love it.

@susanwalton5273 4 года назад

As someone who's learning as I go this is soooooo helpful, thank you for sharing this. I'm now going to binge watch you and hopefully learn most of what I need to know.

@georgehenry3384 4 месяца назад

Thanks for what you do! Please keep the small camera and lens content coming!!!

@markstanton2362 2 года назад

I just bought the Lumix 25mm f 1.7 lens. Absolutely love it!

@motorradmike Год назад

Agree it is an excellent “fast” lens. However for street photography, you just cannot beat the tiny Lumix 12-32mm lens because of the built in lens stabilization coupled with the excellent IBIS on the GX85 make this combo a winner for walk around photography.

@newtonsantos_photo963 Год назад

That's it: another awesome video for lens comparison! Love you guys. See ya, blue skies, take care 🤙🏻🍀📸

@krupalization 3 года назад

WoW! I was one step from sell my whole Panasonic M43 system and switch to Sony. Right now I`m thinking about buy gx850 and a few lenses to create my pocket backup setup :) Thank You Marcus and greetings form Poland.

@datapro007 3 года назад

Great video. I use the 20mm Panny, 45mm Oly, and the 12-32mm kit lens on a GX85, primarily.

@a20010494 4 месяца назад

lol it always makes me laugh how easily you give free stuff.great channel!

@sirobb 4 года назад

Most camera/tech RU-vidrs repeat the same new product marketing guff because their depth of practical knowledge is lacking and they don't want to stray from the consensus. Your videos stand out because you use your years of experience where I'm sure you've seen countless trends and fads come and go to give us straight, simple and practical advice. You give credit where its due to some pieces of expensive kit yet you're happy to bust myths with regards to using much cheaper equipment while still achieving great results. As a fellow RU-vidr who works on a tight equipment budget, I'm really glad I've come across your channel and keep up the great work. 👍🏾

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Thanks. Yeah since I dont need the money I dont monetize and follow trends. I just do what I want

@chrisfairchild7402 3 года назад

You are the best!! I’d love to have your mind and talent. I’m learning so much!! THANK YOU!!!

@thehiddentiger2199 4 года назад

I like that you focus on practicality. Great video.

@bronzepodcast 3 года назад

When I am tempted to buy a lens, I always come to your channel for reality checks. Thank you.

@proto57 7 месяцев назад

Those were really useful, practical comparisons. It will help me and a lot of others choose between some of these lenses.

@zoltanvarga1967 Год назад

❤i love your very educational videos Marcus and I really enjoy my micro4/3 Olympus OM-D E-M5 camera, I learned a lot from you specially about the lighting and audio processing and I'll continue following you Marcus and thank you so much for your work!❤❤❤

@HowlingWolves77 4 года назад

You're awesome! Thanks for doing these types of videos. Sometimes it's easy to get caught up in having the "best equipment" when the waaaaay cheaper lenses do almost the exact same job. Thanks Markus! Keep up the good work!

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@artactsound444 3 года назад

I really like your video, excellent intro to micro 4/3, totally agree. Everything micro should by definition be small, hopefully also lightweight. Only critissism , you did not mention bloggers and tourists use the extendable selfie stick, usually with a cellphone or an action camera because being handheld it is longer away than the one you used in your video and you don't need to carry around a tripod which is heavier and cumbersome. You did not mention that lenses with large apertures are more expensive and heavy because they need more glass and are more difficult to make, the advantage of these lenses is that each stop more open means you need half the light, which when working with only daylight is a great advantage.

@davidng4TY68 2 года назад

Certainly got a lot of people attention.Markus.....your video is fascinating...People just starting out with cameras will fell in love..... Hail Ceasar.

@AndySnap 3 года назад

So great to come across someone who also enjoys and appreciates the compactness of MFT. I'm 40 years a pro' photographer, naturally working with superb but big Nikon or Canon DSLRS, and got into Lumix kit 10 years ago because it's size and weight(lessness) made me smile and gave me freedom, freedom!! Less is more!

@MarkusPix 3 года назад

Well said!

@robertcudlipp3426 4 года назад

A refreshing, non-pixel peeping, camera snob like review of some very acceptable glass. I own several of the Olympus non-Pro lens and they are excellent.

@peterlemke3468 4 года назад

Great comparison of the M43 lenses very useful thanks. Those f1.8 Olympus lenses are excellent value. I hope Panasonic comes out with another rangefinder style camera similar to the GX8 just a bit smaller. The GX9 didn't cut the mustard they cut too many corners.

@boutrosboutrosboutrosboutros 3 года назад

The Panasonic 20mm pancake is a great lens

@oceanproalaska2203 5 месяцев назад

I am happy that you give the prices. I am a Newbe .I have Learned so much from your Channel. Keep up the good work.

@MarkusPix 5 месяцев назад

Prices change all the time though

@Tickleme3090 5 месяцев назад

Love your style, great content and quality.

@user-pb8de6hx7s 7 месяцев назад

Just bought a Panasonic GM1 so thanks for this explanation on these lenses.

@CalciFrostHV 4 года назад

As a relatively-new Panasonic shooter, this is really cool. So far, I've gotten lots of use from the surpisingly weather resistant 12-60 Panasonic kit lens.

@balboa0621 4 года назад

I'm a longtime m43 shooter with a full set of lenses, including the 2.8 zooms. I'll tell you that the 12-60 kit lens is a tremendous value and very, very useful.

@74leogambo Год назад

My go to lens is the 45mm too, just a fantastic little lens. Started using thr 25mm lumix of late but it doesn't make me go wow like thr Olympus 45mm does. Great video 👍

@rudolfabelin383 4 года назад

Thanks Markus! You make among the most inspiring videos of my many, many subscriptions on RU-vid!! Greetings from Sweden from me and my GM1!!!

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Wow, thanks!

@productguru8323 Год назад

This video is wonderful! Now i know what M43 lenses to own!

@robertgretter9452 2 года назад

I have a Lumix GM5. I prefer the size of the GM5 over my Olympus EM1 Mark II, but I love the controls and 5 axis image stabilization of the Olympus. I can take night shots hand-held at ISO 200. I bought it used for $650 and couldn't be happier. I showed a friend with a newer full-frame Nikon DSLR some of the night shots zoomed-in and he couldn't get over the images and size and weight of the Olympus.

@KevinSaruwatari 4 года назад

Great vid! I'd throw my name in for the Nocticron but I sold mine for the same reason you're giving yours away. The 14mm is another good lens and next to the body caps, the smallest in the system. I really wish Panasonic would bring back the GM5, mine is showing it's age... and I agree the GX85 is too big to replace it.

@PatrickJaszewski 4 года назад

Great video, Markus! I'm on the Sony APS-C line, but the images from these M4/3 cameras and lenses are awesome!

@zloboslav_ Год назад

Thank you for teaching me! I am a beginner at photography and even though I've researched and read a lot the last few years, you're the absolute best of showing what's actually important. I've been binging your videos for 2 days, thank you so much, you're a wealth of knowledge! Thank you for sharing it! :)

@GregStevensReviews 4 года назад

Markus, Thanks for the recommendation on the Olympus 45mm f/1.8 lens. I love the look of this lens. I bought one and was blown away.

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

And it's so tiny! It autofocusses super fast

@abchappell01 Год назад

Every time I watch this video I get re-inspired 😊

@DannyB-cs9vx Год назад

3 years later still a great video.

@artjohnson01 4 года назад

I loved this. Like you, I'm not afraid of vlogging with a tripod. I'm using my G9, and it's just too damn big for an old guy like me to hold out in front of me. I use my Oben mini-tripod on my desk if I'm vlogging from my office, or I have a nice full-size monopod that I can carry around instead of a tripod. I mostly use a 25mm Pana 1.7 or my 42.5mm 1.7. I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on that Oly 17mm, though. I think it's a perfect lens for vlogging, Thanks for the great content.

@ASMROW 4 года назад

Yes I use the 17mm for vlogging. Really great. You should difinetly buy. Actually, watch an example of it on of my videos. I show some unedited footage using it.

@billychampy316 Год назад

Really did helped. It was great to see all those lens compared in a single video. Thanks a lot Marcus. 👍

@erickeith3490 3 года назад

Awesome video, Marcus! Thank you for sharing your insights. You've helped me better capture family moments we can never get back. Based on this video and a couple of your others, I picked up a GM1 and three of the lenses you recommended here to better pursue my photography hobby. I'm a novice and originally bought a Nikon D5600, but frankly found myself leaving it home for special events and vacation trips because of the systems' size. Also, I picked up a Canon Vixia camcorder (based on your camcorder video) in time to catch my three girls open their Christmas presents. Right tool for the job! Thanks again for all you do for the photography community!

@JohnsClicks 4 года назад

I completely agree about the size! I wish I had made this video. Great job at showing people all those lenses, one after the other. I have a Olympus PL-9 and would love a chance to win the 42.5. Again, you're so generous!

@DRobertson725 Год назад

Just got the 45mm f1.8 Olympus M Zuiko to go with my GH5 off eBay for $137.00 perfect condition because you have 4 Markus LOL... been a couple days but I love using it... just a noob so i am a work in progress... thanks for doing what you do with your knowledge and experience.

@thorstenwesthowe4858 Год назад

gx850/880 ist eine absolut geile Kamera. Komplett unterschätzt, das Teil. Mega gemacht, mit den unterschiedlichen Linsen, geiler Vergleich. danke dir

@davebellamy4867 3 года назад

That 75 is so gorgeous. All that glass!! I have the 45. It's miniscule. If I want a lens that length (75mm+) I get an adapter and put on my old OM system 85mm f/2 which is only about the same size as an old SLR standard lens!

@michaeldouglaskemp3204 6 месяцев назад

Very informative much to think about. Thank you.

@daleclark3138 4 года назад

I like 4/3 lens as I find great deals without too much effort. My Zuiko 45mm cost me $207. My 17mm f2.8 pancake was $123. Simply better bang for the buck than APS-C and full frame glass. Thanks for another great review. May look for a Lumix 14-42mm next.

@markanderson3376 8 месяцев назад

Good video. Very useful comparisons.

@oscarflores5191 2 года назад

Thanks for share your expertise mate.

@travelingsober 3 года назад

The GX85 is bigger. However, it has heat sinks, IBIS and other features you don't get in those small cams. That APCS Sony has a bigger sensor, but it will overheat FAST when shooting video outside, but that GX85 neve will.

@motorradmike Год назад

Very true.

@mikelf53 4 года назад

Thanks for this video, you are so on point with all your comments. I get so tired of thinking we have to go more expensive, or bigger to be a good photographer.

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

So true!

@AP-RSI Год назад

I'm not a professional, I'd like to go pro, but I lack too much experience for that. But, I chose M43 because they are small and compact and still take great pictures. Thanks for your videos, you always learn.

@IreneYoungFoto 3 года назад

This is a beautiful lens. I own one. And it is not cheap. My assistant and I call it the sexy lens. Congrats to the winner. You will love it.

@padkirsch 4 года назад

Love your videos man! #Subscribed. Love your comparisons of all the different gear. That is so helpful to me to help decide what to get for different purposes. Like some things for live streaming, versus all the different types of photography. Even camcorders can work great for streaming because most sports are streamed 1080p or 1080i

@elzafir Год назад

Markus, lately there have been interesting development on M43 auto focus lenses, some Chinese companies are making them! There are two from Yongnuo, the 25mm 1.7 and 42.5mm 1.7 and they're like $130 new, while Xiaomi Yi has one 42.5mm 1.7 with a Macro switch and it's like $100! In terms of ultra-wide angle, Laowa makes 6mm Zero-D rectilinear lens for landscape, although it's expensive at $500, but it is TINY. Maybe you could updated version of this video with these lenses. A lot of us LOVE the GM1 & GM5 and we like small and cheap lenses! And there are only maybe 2-3 RU-vidr that like smaller cameras, and you're the best of them!

@ryanchappell5962 2 года назад

This is very helpful! I just bought the 45mm 1.8

@andrelloyd4010 3 года назад

Great video as always. Many thanks for the wisdom Markus. Best wishes and happy shooting 🙏

@creeib 3 года назад

Really impressed. Studying media in TAFE I have learnt so much here.💕

@JamesBoyer-plus 4 года назад

I already have the Nocticron, love it. But, you're not wrong about your choices. The Leica 15mm is also amazing. Small is beautiful. Thank you for another informative video.

@rep3e4 3 года назад

Totally agree, I hate huge cameras and lenses

@nickwerber8286 4 года назад

Just another photographer adding two cents. That 45mm 1.8 Zuiko is PHENOMENAL. One of my favorite mft lenses.

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Yes Yes Yes!!! Mine too. Thats why I bought 3 of them.

@BeingWolfy 4 года назад

One of the best, practical, photography gear reviews I've seen in a very long time. Nice job!

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Glad you liked it!

@BeingWolfy 4 года назад

@@MarkusPix Does the Panasonic 15mm aperture ring work on the GX1? I saw you had it mounted to it in another video. I've watched your health and wellness videos for years and have greatly enjoyed them. I was pleasantly surprised to see you doing camera reviews. I don't know why I didn't see your channel sooner. 😊

@basukisugito3275 3 года назад

I use Olympus camera to because of the smaller size. and use a 50 mm manual lens and love the small size. I also love your reviews, you are so down to earth guy.

@dennisdeleonard1912 9 месяцев назад

Excellent tutorial!

@MarkusPix 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@VersatileTaxiServiceLimited 3 года назад

I subscribed to your channel watch all the way from Trinidad and Tobago. I must say in under a week you have thought me so much. I appreciate your knowledge. Thank you 🇹🇹

@markbennettcomic 4 года назад

This is excellent. Markus - you constantly make me rethink everything!!

@MarkusPix 4 года назад

Yay! My evil plan is working! 😄

@JC-fj7oo 4 года назад

The only thing about the really tiny lenses and cameras is stabilization. That g85 is a regular camera size, but by putting the small sensor in a normal body with a huge stabilizer, you can get really stable shots which is important for vlogging and also great for photos. You don't need huge 1400 dollar lenses, but the smallest ones have some big issues. That 20mm pancake is so tiny and cheap, but they just couldn't fit a good focusing system in it.

@motorradmike Год назад

Exactly!

@nixl3518 Год назад

Try Olympus OM1 or any OM-D. It’s M4/3 w/stabilization!!!

@kaizen9986 4 года назад

you are absolutely correct ... panasonic is making too big camera bodies nowadays ... we need small pro body, small lens and small battery grip for the 4/3 system .... btw love your channels

@RadoDani 3 года назад

Markus is spot on with his size comparison. If you have a m4/3 system the huge f1.2 Pro lenses are great for low light photography or for when weather sealing is essential, but I would not get it as a main lens even for G9 or EM1. Sony a7 with one of those f1.8 prime is imo the best compromise of size, image quality, background blur and low light performance.

@Its_rebecca 3 месяца назад

This video was so helpful!!! thank you!! :)

@jordenloves8280 3 года назад

Big fun i am not as furtunate in money but one or two times a year i do the same thing... Everything i didn't touch for that time except my christmas decorations i will give away... Awesome feeling and its not dead stuff laying around...

@gregorypease213 4 года назад

Word. Of course, the resolution and bokeh-chasing crowd may utter mumbles of disagreement, but I think you're spot on. Photography isn't about specifications, it's about making photographs and story telling. A lot of remarkable photographs have been taken with some pretty naff kit. I chose the M43 system because it's small, light, easy to carry, and produces great images. Leaving my big, bulky Nikons behind and switching to a PenF brought the joy back to shooting for me. I can carry a body and three or four lenses in a small bag, the whole kit feeling less burdensome than my bulky DSLR with one lens. The 12mm/2, 17mm/1.8, 25mm/1.8 and 45mm/1.8 are staples, along with a few vintage MF lenses when I want their look. The 75mm/1.8 has its place. Optically, it's one of the most stunning lenses I've ever shot with, but I often feel it's sort of voyeuristic, and generally prefer to be closer to what I'm shooting.

@bigrobotnewstoday1436 Год назад

Mark you might like the Minolta 135mm f2.8 and if you get the Sony adapter you can put A-Mount lens on Sony E-Mount bodies. A lot of people love the Minolta 135mm f2.8 lens.

@alexxabreuochoa3662 2 года назад

Very good, excellent video

@MarkusPix 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@antalperge1007 2 года назад

Love your energy, liberating!! 💖 YOU should be a Neville / Manifestation / LoA coach, RU-vidr 👍

@gamingwithstand6886 3 года назад

I still rather go M43 with bigger lens then go Sony crop sensor. Sony does not have a crop body with dual card slots. Also Olympus OMD E-M1 line have great grips. And Panasonic GH and G line also have nice grips.

@ernolaunis 4 года назад

Great point. I have the Pana 20mm 1.7 with GH5. Shooting is whole lot of fun and sharp.

@daleclark3138 4 года назад

My first 4/3 was a GX85 two lens kit. Then I added an Olympus EPL-7 which is my grab and go camera. I like my Sony A6000 for APS-C. Seldom use my older DSLR's anymore. I prefer the smaller stuff like you. Another great video. Thanks.

@abysal311 3 года назад

I love your passion for photography & video. I just recently got into m43, and I have to agree the point is to have small, fun, compact interchangeable lens cameras. Nice videos man!

@MrTerryRay1 4 года назад

Awesome video Markus. I was just looking for prime lenses to improve my videos, and photos, so it was cool to see you review my kit lens, and the 42.5mm Panasonic lens. Thanks.

@DivisionStreetDrums 2 года назад

Great video Marcus, your completely on point regarding size and weight.

@ceecee130x 2 года назад

Panasonic 42.5mm f1.7 can focus closer than the Olympus 45mm f1.8... maybe worth a look if you like to do some semi-macro work. Both are great for portraiture.

@sbcwinn 6 месяцев назад

You should try the Yongnuo 25mm f 1.7 and the Yongnuo 45mm f1.7 autofocus lenses for the m43 mount. Excellent autofocus. good optics. Cheap as chips at about $110 each!

@rascalhusky8129 3 года назад

Very educational, makes one think . Thanks . You did a great job . I have the 45mm Olympus lens and its sharp as hell .

@MarkusPix 3 года назад

I love these little guys!

@bigrobotnewstoday1436 Год назад

The Olympus 17mm f1.2 and Panasonic 42.5mm f1.2 are better for wedding photography if you are putting flashes on the camera because its better balanced and you can hold the camera better. For me I like the Olympus 12-40mm f2.8. Some photographers will do the 35mm and 85mm dual camera's with straps but I hate straps.

@shoottosave8117 Год назад

hi! quite late to respond... i know... but just to add something i still use em1 and em5 ii with 17mm and 45mm both 1.8 and i shoot for my university and they all love my images

@FlamecomMartian 4 года назад

Damn I love the presentation in this video! Love the energy, I’m reminded of why I love M43 now. Also I appreciate the amount of editing that went into this.