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08 January 2011
Olympus 14-54mm Mark 2
1 of 1 found this helpful If you are looking for a "no compromise" wide angle to medium telephoto 4/3 lens, this is what you want.
Nicely fast lens: f2.8-3.5
Excellent optics, very sharp even wide open (with barely noticeable fall off in the corners at f2.8.
Excellent construction, dust and splash proof and still quite light.
Round aperture of the diaphragm, wich gives you a much better "bokeh" than the most common polygonal aperture diaphragms out there.
Hell of a lot cheaper than the fabled 12-60 and still covering over 80% of the zoom range of its big brother.
The zoom range covers the 24-36 equivalent of 28mm to 108mm, which mean that most people can probably use it as their main lens, for day to day pictures, portrait, landscape, family, holidays...
Minimum focusing being at 22cm, it even can be used for proxy photography (not really macro though, but close-up is fine)
To put it simply: the best thing I bought in 2010, period.
And of course, any advice being only worth what the giver can propose, if you want to see what my standards are in "picture quality", feel free to have a look here: http://www.floredefrance.com/query.asp?galerie=1
21 April 2018
Excellent IR lamp for CCTV night vision
This lamp is exactly what I was looking for. The illumination is far better than a handheld torch that was supposed to provide "a powerful flash point at a 150m" and barely lighted things more than 5 meters away... for twice the price !
Obviously, scene illumination comes as much from the sensor used as from the light source, and my sensor is not too good, still I get very acceptable results from this lamp.
08 January 2011
Olympus 14-54mm Mark 2
If you are looking for a "no compromise" wide angle to medium telephoto 4/3 lens, this is what you want.
Nicely fast lens: f2.8-3.5
Excellent optics, very sharp even wide open (with barely noticeable fall off in the corners at f2.8.
Excellent construction, dust and splash proof and still quite light.
Round aperture of the diaphragm, wich gives you a much better "bokeh" than the most common polygonal aperture diaphragms out there.
Hell of a lot cheaper than the fabled 12-60 and still covering over 80% of the zoom range of its big brother.
The zoom range covers the 24-36 equivalent of 28mm to 108mm, which mean that most people can probably use it as their main lens, for day to day pictures, portrait, landscape, family, holidays...
Minimum focusing being at 22cm, it even can be used for proxy photography (not really macro though, but close-up is fine)
To put it simply: the best thing I bought in 2010, period.
And of course, any advice being only worth what the giver can propose, if you want to see what my standards are in "picture quality", feel free to have a look here: http://www.floredefrance.com/query.asp?galerie=1