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The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 25mm f/1.8 is a standard lens for 4/3, manufactured from 2014. 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 389 €;
36 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 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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Pros:Sharpness even at full aperture, lightness, size, autofocus speed, minimum focusing distance.
Cons:Nobody
Opinion:I was a bit skeptical before the purchase, but I must confess that I had to change my mind. Really beautiful optics. I was particularly impressed by the sharpness and fidelity of the colors. Suitable for many genres of photography; from the street to the landscape, from the macro to the night photography as well as the portrait. Considering the really negligible weight and the minimum bulk, it is certainly a lens to keep always available in the backpack. The autofocus is really fast and accurate.
Pros:Compact size and feather weight; high resolution but above all homogeneous over the entire area even at TA; satisfactory continuous autofocus
Cons:In the version with hood the decorative ring is purchased separately at a very high price.
Opinion:I already had the Panaleica 25 1.4 but it must be used with care because it has a very high resolution in the center but quite degraded on the peripheral areas and you have to close at least two stops resetting the advantage of brightness; moreover, I have always found it a bit too bulky and heavy for the type of machine to which it is intended. I therefore turned to this Olympus 25 1.8 in which I found all the qualities of the Oly lenses at a more than human price. Absolutely space-saving and not heavy thanks to the polycarbonate construction that is far from cheap when used. I make few films but I was surprised by the relative fluency of operation of continuous AF, a rare commodity in this sector. As for the blurry I do not know what to say since when I need it I use the 45 which is perfect. Lens I would say mandatory.
Opinion:Great lens, light, sharp, small. I've always wondered what it's like to have FF and heavy optics if you then have to drag them behind all day in the mountains or for a trip. I with a GX9 and the pair 25 1.8 plus 45 1.8 I go everywhere. Although it is a mixed olympher-Panasonic pairing the focus is very fast. It is rare that you miss the focus (use focus on 1 area only). Goal to have.
Pros:Color quality, sharpness also at TA,lightness .
Cons:Nothing.
Opinion: This fixed lens that I decided to buy (equivalent to a 50 FF) I loved for the size, sharpness and natural colors . It is suitable for videos given the quietness and SPEED AF. I advise not to close the diaphragm over 11 to have no diffraction problems. Even at TA however there is little blurry (we are on m4/3 ) normal.
Pros:Size, speed and precision AF, sharpness already at 1.8, pleasant bokeh
Cons:Plastic but solid construction
Opinion:Taken because I wanted a normal without having the weight and footprint of the 1.2 PRO, I found myself on my hands a little jewel. Had previously the panaleic 1.4, bhe..... I must say I prefer this! Panaleica has a better bokeh hair but to be acceptable you had to close it to f1. 8 so we're there.... the zuiko is already excellent at TA, faster and more precise as AF, sometimes the panaleic ciccava fire (on olympus bodies). Less aberrations at TA, the Pana instead up to f2.8 suffered heavily (always on oly bodies). Bokeh very pleasant within the limits of the format. It makes good on both near and far subjects. Closed by a stop becomes a blade all over the frame. For me best buy, I didn't expect it.
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