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This is the sharpest Lens in the Micro Four Thirds (MFT) lineup. Most people know that. What many don't know, is that it's probably the fastest focusing lens of all the MFT lenses. It's also one of the fastest, and the fastest lens with the fastest auto focus. And it also has image stabilization. It's perfect! It has a manual aperture ring, dedicated switch for manual versus auto focus--I just leave it on because it works so well. The only thing not to like is the price. I bought mine as a display model and paid $1040 for it. I've seen them sell for in the $900 range. If you see one for around $1000 buy and you will never look back. It will instantly become your favorite lens. Why should you not buy it? There are many good lenses in this focal length that are almost as fast, much lighter, and these are all fine lenses, but they are not the best for sharpness, focus speed, and many do not include image stabilization. Bokeh is the word that is associated with this lens. Go to Amazon and see my review there for some pictures. It creates a more three dimensional feel than any other lens on any other focal length. Perhaps the 25mm f/1.4 comes close. And I understand Olympus has come out with a 25mm f/1.2. Neither of these has image stabilization. IF you need ore speed than this, the Voightlander Nocton manual focus lenses are f/0.95. Finally, this lens makes women swoon and melt in your arms. You will have to carry a stick to beat them of. Final thoughts: I have nearly every Panasonic Leica lens in the MFT, including the 45mm Leica Macro--which I also like immensely. This Nocticron is still head and shoulder above the rest. I love it and want to be buried with it.Vollständige Rezension lesen
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Right off, this is the sharpness lens I've ever owned. So sharp, even wide open at F1.2, that I don't need to apply any post processing sharpness from the raw images. This lens is also crazy expensive, but, I bought it used and have no regrets. I bought it mainly to shoot stage performances and concerts. It's just the right focal if shooting in front of the stage (photo pit). Other than that, the images are very nice, has that Leica natural color palette, it's lightweight and small enough. This is going to be my go to prime lens for years to come.
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If you need the image stabilization in the lens, this is one of the best lenses you can use. NO, check that, it IS the best lens for that purpose. However, if you own an Olympus MFT camera with 5-axis stabilization, you don't need this lens, just patience. Olympus is about to release the first of their low-light f/1.2 PRO lenses that will make this lens obsolete for Oly owners, at least in terms of cost. Patience, for sure...
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Fast glass, sharp and solid build. Not clickless, but aperture controlled in my camera at least for quiet adjustments.
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Although it is expensive, it really feels great, silky smooth operation and the optics are stunning. Probably the sharpest lens I own in my Lumix system. Really deep reversible hood. It is great to see commitment from Lumix / Leica to create extraordinary lenses for Micro4/3 format.
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