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If you like wideangle, the M.Zuiko 9-18mm is a nice choice that let you do a lot of creative work, too. Play with bokeh with your PL 25 and play with proportions of foreground and background at 9mm...

Thank you, John.I am aware of the fact that different lenses can give different color rendering. I only meant: I observed a different rendering between Sigma and Olympus lenses when I tried them at...

Sorry for my bad english, but I really do not understand what was wrong. :-( "No is not" - what do you mean???? Bernd

At the first glimpse the second pic reminded me of the scenery where the film The Hobbit was released. Nice shots, as always. Best wishes, Bernd --

I tried the Sigma 19mm lens and 30mm lens at the Photokina and found that the pics got a slight yellowish cast in comparison to my Olympus lens. My wife wasn't happy at all to see the test portrait...

I had 6 hours time in Cologne for my visit at Photokina. It was exciting. I could borrow a OM-D at the Olympus booth and tried it for about an hour. Very capable, the powerzoom is very useful for...

Hi Gunnlaugur, the above named trio would make a fine lens combo. I had a try on the m.zuiko 9-18 and was quite happy with it; I only sent it back because I wanted to have a wideangle for indoors...

I enjoyed your pics. The different blue tones are wonderful here: Best wishes, Bernd

Hi, a week ago we were there, staying a night on a camping place while travelling back from Norway to Germany. It wasn't the first time, and we usually had a nice evening. Take care, Bernd E-PM1...

No.I had the A20 (optical same as FA20) and updated to the DA21 one day and found it better in most ways.No lens to rave about but simply a good workhorse for travelling, all day shooting, at the...

I usually take food oics with Pentax + FA31mm but this time I reached for my E-PM1 which had the 45mm lens on it and I like the result very much. BTW it tasted very delicious. Only resized, no...