📷 Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 12mm f/2.0 Lens - International Version (No Warranty) | Micro Four Thirds Cameras Review

including the view, with the OMD-E5 I believe that every owner of a micro 4/3 go down in value when it' I use Panasonic, how fast it is! I miss

Bought specifically for the trip. Struck, including the view, with the OMD-E5. There was no desire to exchange for versatility for 12-35. I believe that every owner of a micro 4/3 should have one. It won't go down in value when it's resold. ps sold for as much as bought and now I just realized, I use Panasonic, how fast it is! I miss Some pros: Sharp, somewhere around 2.5. The picture is better than that of 12-35 Panas, however, this is probably how it should be. Rate the manual focus…

I used this on the Inspire 2 drone with X5S camera. I like the larger field of view it gives you compared to the standard 15mm that comes with it.

Solid workmanship and good looks. Not bad. The lens needs some balancing for use with the DJI X5 camera - I used a 17mm ring and had to grind it down. Happy with the lens itself.

I'm a little surprised I haven't reviewed this lens yet. This is my favorite lens. I use it extensively for videos and it's great. The lens is relatively small, making it easy to balance on my Ronin gimbal. It's fast, I have no problem opening this thing when needed. I definitely have no problems at f2.8 and below. The lens has excellent color saturation and sharpness. it really is almost perfect. So I've had this little guy for about 4 years now and during that time he's been on my main camera

Updated Review 11/10/2015: I am less satisfied with this lens than originally stated in the previous review. Of course the small size and f/2.0 is a plus compared to my Panasonic 7-14MM, but every time I use an Olympus I regret not having bought a Panasonic lens. The main reason is that the results just aren't that sharp. This may be because the Panasonic performs better with onboard image stabilization, or the Olympus has a much shallower depth of field at f/2.0, but few Olympus shots come out

I have been looking for a lens for a long time, shooting on which I would get complete pleasure. Finally found! He's just great! Sharpness is excellent wide open. I shot in the evening, a building on the opposite bank of the Neva, when I came home and looked at the close-up picture, I clearly saw the windows in that very building, and this evening, and at such a distance, I was amazed. And the daytime pictures are great. The picture is more artistic, softer than the Panasonic that I used…

This is a fairy tale. We bought a bushy one in the middle of 2020 and for 29600 we are absolutely satisfied with it. There is no chromatic, it focuses quickly, tracking is buzzing. Small and light. I like the quick change mode from auto to manual focusing. Well, actually, I don’t know what to write more. Everyone knows why he needs a wide lens and this lens gives a good picture, facilitating ISO on an already small matrix - a micro. P.S. a week ago I fell off the windowsill onto a hard…