📷 Panasonic LUMIX G VARIO 12-32mm Silver Lens - International Version (No Warranty): Micro Four Thirds Interchangeable Lens with MEGA OIS for High-Quality Photography Review

I wanted to get a wide angle to the Olympus E-PL1 whale lens. I thought about Zuiko 9-18, but the toad was choking and I just wanted some kind of fix to save in size and weight. I began to stare at the fisheye, but when this lens was announced, I was tempted to purchase it. I sold the video pancake PZ 14-42, because it was infuriating that when you want to look at the pictures on the camera, it always unfolded, which was not required of it (it also eats batteries). I bought the lens…

The aperture suits me, I usually shoot on apertures that give maximum sharpness, here it is 4-5.6, and other glasses are needed for bokeh and rooms. In the store, the price is inadequate in my opinion, but you can take acommpletely new one from the whale very cheaply. If it falls apart in a year, I will buy another one of the same. First shot after purchase

Small, light,commpact and. awkward to switch. I bought it on Ebee, it’s cheaper than ours, they explain it by the fact that it’s a whale for Panas, and there are a lot of them in the states, so they dismantle and sell separately. Cheaper than ours, but more expensive than Kita Nikora 18-55. An ordinary whale lens,commpared with Nikon's 18-55 - Panas is better in assembly, but inferior to Nikor in resolution, distortion. These shortcomings when shooting in RAW arecomrrected in JPEG automatically

Has pros: Small . Just generally small. Came complete with a camera, the client cannot be impressed like that. But it's convenient Got cons: Price. I learned that it costs 30,000 these days and my jaw almost fell off. I thought he had a red price of 10.

Went in a kit to the GX80, for some reason there was no rear lens cap and camera in the kit. The body feels like a toy, I'm still afraid to roll the ring, because. the mechanism extends with little effort, met reviews of a similar problem. Aperture, of course, is weak, but this is not a minus, this is a whale. Otherwise it would cost crazy money. Do not be afraid if something knocks inside, this is the stabilizer in the off state.

Due to the large distortions, it is very difficult to photograph people with it. The lens is plastic. Only a bayonet mount and a superimposed corrugated ring for changing the focal length are metal. Made in China. After a year and a half of use, the focal length change ring fell off. It was kept on some kind of putty (something like a sealant in consistency). Underneath is the plastic body of the lens itself. I sealed the hole in the lens body with tape, which previously covered the ring, and…