Review on Panasonic LUMIX H-H025E-K 25mm Silver Lens for G Series - Micro Four Thirds Camera by Somsak Boonsri ᠌

I will say right away - I bought used glass. To find it for an adequate price, I had to strain, basically everything is sold for 9-10 thousand, that is, almost at the price of a new one. For such money it is better to take a new one with a guarantee. It should be borne in mind that the lens is not very "bokeh", it can be better. Although this is not so much a problem of the lenses as of the system - there is background blur, but on the micro 4/3 system it is in principle not as highly artistic, not what many expect. In any case, the glass from the "must have" category is a good aperture ratio and an excellent picture for adequate money. Of the minuses - autofocus is noisy, it is better to shoot video with a manual one. On Olympus carcasses, the diaphragm sometimes clicks, similarly with Panasonic 14mm glass. I have not seen this with Olympus lenses. Bottom line: of the entire fleet of glasses for the system, this should be bought first of all by everyone who wants to purchase a fix, there are no alternatives for such a cost. All of these shortcomings are insignificant and leveled by the price. A pancake with a FR 5 mm smaller than the Panasonic 20 mm costs twice as much, an analogue of 25mm from Olympus is also twice as expensive. For other prime lenses for a system with a similar aperture, the prices are much higher. The glass has a "big brother" - Leica 25mm 1.4. The picture on it, judging by the tests, is even richer, but the price is very different.