Panasonic 14mm 2.5, how about it.

He mentioned that he was holding it infront of the lens because he yet had no step down ring. The blurriness comes from misalignement (most of it I guess).

Found another forum where they tried out several adapters:

http://www.mu-43.com/showthread.php?t=67596

Falk from Hamburg wrote:

He mentioned that he was holding it infront of the lens because he yet had no step down ring. The blurriness comes from misalignement (most of it I guess).

Found another forum where they tried out several adapters:

http://www.mu-43.com/showthread.php?t=67596

The 14 2.5 is a natural fit for the GM1/5 and that is where I usually use it.  It is quite sharp and very lightweight and that makes for a nice every day carry.

To the OP:  You've already bought the lens and you are only now seeking justification of your purchase????      I've owned one and used it for three years on an Oly EPL-1.  Just go out and take pictures.

PSCL1 wrote:

To the OP: You've already bought the lens and you are only now seeking justification of your purchase???? I've owned one and used it for three years on an Oly EPL-1. Just go out and take pictures.

Good advice! To give you some additional encouragement in the face of the barrage of negative comments in recent posts:

I don't know how small the 12-32 zoom is, but I will say that the 14 is about the size of two silver dollars taped together (a bit of hyperbole) and it goes right into your pocket (try it); my sample is pretty decent in the corners (there may be sample variation I read in an earlier thread); I think the focusing is quick; maybe there is some focus error but not if you set up the camera at centre point. I agree that it flairs and that can lead to some disappointing results.