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"NASA is not that smart"
So you think you're so smart?
try sending a probe with a camera to another planet and transferring the files back to earth.

I prefer the summilux for the warmer colors. thank you for sharing!

your comment made my day! *laughs

until how long does the f/1.8 hold on the lens?

dave, that's some fabulous skin tones right there. any PP?

I see, thank you for the info.

AFAIK, taking a lower res image with the same area of sensor will improve performance because of the 'merging' of more than 1 pixels into 1 pixel thus creating larger photosites, but I'm not so...

does the rx100 able to take smaller size RAW files, e.g @ 12MP instead of 20MP? if it does, it would be a hell of a camera, the low light capabilities would be superb

TrapperJohn, I never knew that you can modify OOF with an ND filter. Is there any reference you can refer to me? Thanks in advance.

hahaha, too excited for your own good don't you :p still, if I were there I would certainly be like a kid in a candy store too you mean, 2.8 zoom with the size smaller than most kit lenses? Shut...

Agreed.the reason why the 12-35 and the 35-100 f/2.8 zooms have generated massive hype is because they give AoV similar to pro 24-70 and 70-200 2.8 zooms, which will be conveniently called "equiv....

Agreed with everyone else, the 3rd and 4th pic are superb. was that the in camera color filters?

I don't think a silver grip would look good, they definitely should go for the black lenses.

seeing that olympus have managed to build such a magnificent glass (apparently) in a relatively small size, I wonder what the future 100mm/2 to 2.8 would be like?

IMO, the narrow AoV on this lens will require a greater working distance between you and your subject than your average street photo lenses, which is why your subject will not (probably) notice you...

nah it's just random thought, so take it with a grain of salt. My point is if only they make it in black.. it would look great on black e-m5 imo.

maybe a second, different version of this very same lens but with power zoom (and hence smaller size) ? This way people would not freak out because of the exclusion of the manual focus-zoom ring,...

yes, but with an adapter that cost 150$ or 300$ with AF, no stabilization, with added considerable bulk and weight, not to mention the ugly form factor when mounted to NEX cameras (which also lose...

it's almost feels like olympus deliberately doesn't offer black ver of this lens (and the 12mm & 45mm) to crank sales of silver bodies. It worked rather well, the silver om-d sells as well as the...

it's marvelous that sony didn't make this themselves.