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The OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 20mm f/1.4 PRO is a standard lens for 4/3, manufactured from 2021. The focus is done by Stepper Motor, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 599 €;
13 users have given it an average vote of 9.7 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Micro 4/3: this lens is compatible with mirrorless micro-4/3.
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Cons:It is not a lens like many others, it has its own particular yield but it is not an edge-to-edge blade.
Opinion:Taken to take with me on vacation coupled with m1 mark 3 and 12-100 f / 4, with the zoom I would have done everything and more during the day, I needed a fixed light for the evening but that eventually I could also use indoors with little space. Undecided between this, leica 25mm 1.4 II and sigma 30 1.4, the choice fell on 20mm because of its focal length that best suited my needs. Moving on to his surrender, looking at the photos taken in the evening in San Benedetto del Tronto, it is cmq promoted. At TA its yield is very honest in the center if the subject is half bust, if further away instead loses a bit of detail, at 1.8 instead improves the center and for my taste has done its duty. In fact I didn't care if at f/2.8-4 it was an edge-to-edge blade, so I would have always used it only ever at f/1.8. Having had the leica 25 1.4, the yield at TA is very similar, but then the leica is always sharper, at f/2.8 it is definitely sharp from edge to edge. This om-system is different, I can safely say that if I compare to f/4 the 20mm and the 12-100 pro, the zoom is sharper at the edges and identical at the center at the fixed, the leica instead outclassed the 12-40 pro at 25mm at f/2.8. But in my case, I'm happy with its yield and its focal length, in interiors between 40 and 50mm equivalent the difference can be seen. So small, bright and not too expensive (new 550 € about), if you need a fixed bright where in the center does its duty, is him. With 12-100 and 56 1.4 formed me a nice triad to keep in one bag.
Opinion:I bought, the 20 mm f1.4 lens used, to replace my 17 mm f1.8, because I wanted a tropicalized all-rounder lens. The 20 mm in fact compared to an FF format corresponds to a 40 mm, thanks to the atypical format, it is placed among the most used lenses such as 35 mm and 50 mm in FF format, so thanks to its field of view of 40 mm in FF format, it is an all-rounder lens that allows you to make excellent portraits and landscapes with a single Pro optic. Already from the first shots, you can see the huge difference in image quality, compared with the 17 mm f1.8, in addition to a greater sharpness, returns excellent colors and a nice blurred effect. I use the 20 mmf1.4 lens paired with my Olympus OM-D 5 MIII.
Pros:Quality construction, dimensions, AF, jamming, tropicalized
Cons:nobody
Opinion:Very nice optics, very versatile 40mm field of view. Thanks to the 9 blades of the diaphragm (rarity in the micro43 field) it offers a nice blurred effect at full aperture and thanks to the little contrast (but sharp) returns beautiful plastic images. Closing it becomes a blade. More unique than rare case in the micro43 panorama also has a beautiful starry closing the diaphragms. Very versatile, it lends itself well to many genres, from streeth to landscape to set portrait. Combined with a tropicalized body you go to war.
Pros:Build and optical quality - Ergonomics and compactness
Cons:Nobody
Opinion:One of the new lenses made by OM Digital Solutions and branded OM System. Robust with excellent build quality. Even the color rendering is beautiful on panoramas and light reflected on the water. I am not an expert in "landscape" photography but I can say that this 20mm f/1.4 lens gives a lot of satisfaction in the field especially when combined with the latest E-M1 Mark 3 cameras or the new OM-1.
Opinion:Taken for a couple of weeks and flanked on OM1 at 17 1.2 and 20 pana... in the end I kept only this. Perhaps slightly less sharp than the 17, but without a doubt the image it produces is less artificial, it is correct, but it comes out natural, in the 17mm everything seems settled, everything more rigid. The 20 pana has the classic rebounds of fire that this is not even dreamed of, beautiful beautiful, beautiful colors, makes even very low light enhancing the contrasts. An exemplary perspective.
Photos taken with OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 20mm f/1.4 PRO
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