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Panasonic/Leica Objektiv DG Macro-Elmarit 45mm 2.8 ASPH OIS (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter musti
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Musti, all I can say is that it gives good results with my Zeiss 85 scope and 20x60 eyepiece. Any vignetting is minimal. I use the autofocus with the GF1 and it locks on quickly. One advantage is the 2.8 aperture which makes for a bright screen. It is also a very good macro lens. :t:
May be a 45 is a bit long (compareable to a 90 on 35mm) so it starts at 2250 on my 25-50 zoom.
I tried it on a shop, but I was not able to mount it on my Swaro DCB-A (5mm to long). I tried handhold, but of course this don't give good results.
So I still think about it, but I have to buy then also a new adapter.
I tried it on a shop, but I was not able to mount it on my Swaro DCB-A (5mm to long). I tried handhold, but of course this don't give good results.
So I still think about it, but I have to buy then also a new adapter.
This 45 macro is not that cheap. According to dpreview.com it is not more sharp as the 20mm pancake :C
I own the 20 pancake. I like the G1 with pancake, functionality, speed and so on. But on the other hand my P6000 make better (sharper) pics behind the scope - on shorter distances the pancake is ok.
Thats why I was interested in pictures. On the right (40mm) picture the details of the needles seems to be away, what was the distnace of the tree?
I own the 20 pancake. I like the G1 with pancake, functionality, speed and so on. But on the other hand my P6000 make better (sharper) pics behind the scope - on shorter distances the pancake is ok.
Thats why I was interested in pictures. On the right (40mm) picture the details of the needles seems to be away, what was the distnace of the tree?
