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Jun 18, 2017
Snap a masterpiece
3 of 12 found this helpful
Advantages:
1. Quality of photographs: for portraits and subject macro, this lens
is almost equivalent to the button "snap a masterpiece";
2. Aperture: you can forget about flash sometimes even till late evening;
3. Appearance: the metal case looks excellent.
Disadvantages:
1. Focal length: universality here does not smell from the word at all, about using it for "reportage photos" can almost be forgotten;
2. Price: the cheapest high-speed fix system in the official retail for 18-20 thousand - not the best way to motivate people to change from cheap DSLRs;
3. Completion: claims arise from the price - for such money there is neither a blend, nor a cover.
A comment:
In photography, I'm not completely new, but objectively, while I'm claiming only an amateur level with some artistic bias.
Half a year running back from the zoom 14-42 II R, having read the articles, after watching the video and having listened to the photographers of different levels, I firmly convinced myself that it is necessary to fork out for a "flashing light", otherwise the "masterpieces" do not shine.
At 45 1.8, the choice fell for two reasons:
Firstly, because of the general admiration for him - he is awarded
with enthusiastic epithets: beginning from "musthave" and up to the title "the best lens of the system".
Secondly, he is banal the cheapest of all "native" Olympus with aperture 1.8.
Want a less versatile lens - look toward the fixes at 18 and 25 mm.
Want a completely universal lens - save on a "professional zoom" 12-40 2.8.
For its purposes, the lens is beautiful, but these goals do not necessarily coincide with yours.