Olympus OM-D E-M5 with legacy OM lens - 50mm f/1.8

I mounted my old F.Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 lens on my OM-D today and I was truly impressed by the performance of this $50 lens. I was already very pleased with it on my old 5 mega-pixel Olympus E-1 camera, but I wasn't expecting it to be that good on a 16 mega-pixel OM-D! Center sharpness is excellent, and corner are good when lens is slightly stopped (f/4). Also, no CA so to speak in normal conditions.

Focus ring is very smooth and critical focus is very easy to achieve with image stabilization so shooting wide open is an option :)

Below some sample images taken with this lens. All handheld (IBIS on, although only needed to help focusing), raw processed with LR 4.1.

Mounted on the black OM-D... gorgeous me think ;-)

This first image is about 1/3 crop from the full frame. I think it was shot at f/2.8.

The mandatory dog picture. This one was at f/4.

Close up at f/4. Background blur is very acceptable to me.

What about a 1:1 crop? First, here is the full image. Deer like to think that our backyard is their playground ;-)

And now the 1:1 crop... look at the details in the ears (click on the image to truly see the 1:1 crop)