The Panasonic 25mm f/1.7 Lens: 10 Pros and 1 Con (That You Need to Know)
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- In this video I will show you 10PROs and 1CON for the Panasonic Lumix G 25mm f/1.7 ASPH Lens.
Although short, this is a detailed review where you will also see Image Quality tests (bokeh, distortion, sharpness) and Photo samples of this lens made with the Panasonic G7 and the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III.
Products visible in this video:
Panasonic 25mm f/1.7 Lens: amzn.to/3LAyO8G
Panasonic G7: amzn.to/3F0oinC
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III: amzn.to/3rpeRLm
(the above links are paid links)
0:00 Introduction
0:16 1st Pro - Small size and weight
0:48 2nd Pro - Versatile focal length
1:18 3rd Pro - Wide f/1.7 Aperture
1:45 4th Pro - Good bokeh
2:20 5th Pro - Inexpensive
2:43 6th Pro - Good build quality
3:16 7th Pro - Fast focusing
3:44 8th Pro - Compatible with Panasonic and Olympus
4:03 9th Pro - No Distortions
4:21 10th Pro - Good Sharpness
4:44 One Con - Poor performance in Bright Light
5:18 Conclusion
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Do own this lens? What is your opinion about it?
This lens is way better than I thought it was going to be. I picked one up very cheaply thinking it wouldn't be much good but I'm actually blown away by how good it is! Buy it!
Clear review! Thumbs up.
Thank you very much!
Fantastic video, you've sold me on this lens!
Good to hear that and glad it was helpful!
I use this wonder on a Oly E-PM2 and did have amazing pictures. Good review!
Thank you!
Good review, nice and clear.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
Just bought one for 100 euro, used, in perfect shape. Im looking forward testing it. Good review, thanks a lot!
Thank you! Enjoy your 25mm f/1.7!
Looks good. I only have APS-C cameras.
Thanks, Tony! I started photography on a MFT camera. Nostalgia hit and I decided to buy one now. It makes a good team with my APS-C cameras.
Lovely review, please What nd filter can I use for this lens?
I don't use filters that much and definitely didn't buy one for this Panasonic lens. I see that it takes a 46mm filter. My suggestion is to avoid the cheapest ones and get one from a well-known brand with good reviews. You can find alternatives and reviews with a Google search, so please check there, as I am not savvy when it comes to ND filters.
I own a s5iiX. I need a normal/wide lens for everyday content close up to the subject. I saw the lumix G line 25mm is the cheapest ever $145 and in a full frame is equivalent of 50mm. Should I take it? Whats the difference with the S 50mm? thanks whoever answer
Hi! The lens that you see in this video was designed to work on Micro Four Thirds sensor cameras. You have a Full Frame camera - G line lenses will not work on it, they won't even mount/fit. You need L mount lenses for the s5iiX, which is, btw, a great camera. Enjoy it!
Hi!! Is it possible to change de 3.0X?
I don't understand the question. Could you please elaborate?
Can this lens work with my lumix S5iix?
Unfortunately not, it is a lens for Micro Four Thirds sensor cameras. The S5IIX is a Full Frame camera and works with L Mount lenses.
can i use this len with lumix g95?
Yes, this lens is 100% compatible with the Panasonic Lumix G95
@@apertureatlas Thank you 🙏
Does this lens give a good portrait photo?
Yes, it is good for portraits. Thanks to the f/1.7 aperture, it will create a blurry background. On top of that, the focal length, 25mm (that gives the 50mm Full Frame equivalent) is well suited for portraits.
What is the best way if this lens works correctly and there is no issues? I bought it on amazon. I guess there is no such thing as zoom in this? Sorry, I know nothing about lenses..
Hi! The Panasonic 25mm f/1.7 is not a zoom lens - it is a Prime Lens or a Fixed Focal Length Lens. A lens such as this one lets in a lot of light (thanks to that f/1.7 aperture) - you don't see this on zoom lenses. The 25mm f/1.7 will be great in low light situations (if you use that f/1.7) , it will also be great for portraits (giving a nicely blurred background, again, at wide apertures f/1.7, f/1.8, f/2). It is ok if you don't have knowledge about lenses, I was there too. In conclusion: don't underestimate your lens if it doesn't zoom - there are prime lenses and there are zoom lenses. Almost every time I would prefer a prime lens thanks to its wide aperture and better image quality. If you're new to photography, I made this video, 2 years ago, that explains the camera's settings. ruclips.net/video/Ulj6a9vvALw/видео.html Hope it helps!
@@apertureatlasPrime lenses are a great way to learn photography…
However, Lumix G Leica DG Vario-Summilux 10-25mm f1.7 and it’s complement the 25-50mm f1.7 are two very unusual zooms, and the first of their kind…
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@@superzero4250 Yes, these two options are also excellent for learning photography. They provide unique zoom capabilities, which can be quite fascinating for both experienced photographers and beginners. However, for beginners, I would suggest sticking with lenses that are readily available and more budget-friendly. In any case, if someone has one of those two special zoom lenses on hand, my recommendation is definitely to use it.
Is it manual focus?
Yes, it can also manual focus.
Sharpness doesnt look good at all in the test