nippa's reviews
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Sony FE 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS SEL2870
8 out of 10 points and recommendedLight stabilised and sealed with good resolution and nice bokehHigh quality plasticGiven reviews that I'd read I thought that I'd be changing this for the Zeiss equivalent but not so.
reviewed September 28th, 2014
At its worst setting at 70mm the edges are soft wide open but stopped down to F8 all is well again.
Perhaps the best kit lens I've seen since the LUMIX 14-45.
Look forward to the formal testing where a comparison within the fancy Zeiss should prove interesting -
Olympus 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 EZ ED M.Zuiko Digital
4 out of 10 points and not recommendedNicely made , very light and a great built in lens cap ( extra accessory )It's not sharp enough for meI've tried two copies of this lens and while its size and build makes it highly attractive I've been unhappy with the limited sharpness.
reviewed September 2nd, 2014
The mediocre resolution means that I've given up the convenience of the lens for the old Lumix 14-45 and thereby lies a tale.
If I compare your resolution charts for the two lenses I see very little difference but in practice one is fit for A4 prints and one for A3.
If small size is important this lens will do the job although a good quality compact will do much better.
Watch for shutter shake as I found with my E-M10 ; after using the electronic shutter resolution improved.
PostScript... I've tried to like this lens but it's the poorest piece of glass I've ever purchased. If you never print large it will do but why tolerate it when something like a tiny Sony RX100 blows it out of the water for IQ? -
Olympus 45mm f/1.8 ED M.Zuiko Digital
10 out of 10 points and recommendedLight Sharp BeautifulPlastcPortrait , Architecture or Landscape this is a seriously good pocketable lens.
reviewed September 2nd, 2014 (purchased for $320)
One of the must haves for m4/3 cameras