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There are both MF and AF Samyang lenses that seem to get good reviews and also seem to be good value, I think there are a couple of Tokina lenses too plus Sigma recently announced a range of ...

I've no idea on the technical question but I just wanted to say thanks for posting these lovely pictures :D I suppose it's my imagination but he looks slightly embarrassed looking at the camera in ...

I was an early adopter and ordered my A7 before they hit the shops and I've still got it. I have three native Sony lenses, 35mm f2.8, 55mm f1.8 and 28-70mm and also two Sony mount Voigtlanders, ...

I haven't read the whole thread so forgive me if this has all been said before. I bought into MFT with a GF1 and I've been with the system ever since and currently have a GX80. I also bought into ...

I agree. I have a Sony 35mm f2.8 and it'd take a good f1.x lens of similar dimensions to replace it and as another poster said with 35mm lenses we often want to include some context and f2.8 does ...

The 15mm wasn't out when I bought the Oly 17mm f1.8 so the 17mm is what I have :D I do like that the Oly 17mm is compact, fast to focus and very nicely made with relatively nice manual focus features.

In what way do I contradict it? Apart from the bokeh I don't know what wide open shots in daylight will tell you. Is that your interest? The character of the bokeh? Actually, scrap that ...

No. This lens isn't built to be clinical from f1.4 to its smallest aperture and anyone expecting that is probably going to be disappointed. I see it as almost having two lenses in one as at its ...

My 35mm f1.4 arrived today and I'm happy with it :D I'll do more tests later but based on a quick hours use today here's my opening thoughts... note that I can't as yet comment on night time ...

I'd rather the camera was a couple of mm's bigger if it meant getting a decent evf. A couple of mm's isn't going to make a real world difference.

I'd not noticed this before but having taken a look... yes, it does tilt towards the bottom. I've just tried the TZ100 and GX80 again and I still don't think that I see the tearing or rainbow or ...

There's no option in the poll for me. I have a GX7 and a GX80 and also a TZ100 all of which I think have the dreaded field sequential evf and I don't like them at all. I don't see the tearing or ...

I disagree. I'd agree that SS isn't a problem if you don't have affected lenses but if you do it's a killer and another problem is how do you know which lenses will be affected and which will be ...

I'm happy with the size of the camera as I prefer smaller kit but the field sequential EVF is a massive disappointment and if it's no improvement on the ones my GX7 and GX80 have I wont buy.

It's not so much the size of the GX8 that put me off but I do like the smaller bodies, but shutter shock is an absolute disgrace and Panasonic should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves for ...

I obviously haven't tried a GX9 yet but I'm worried by the choice of EVF. I have a GX7 and a GX80 and their EVF's disappoint me every single time I use them.

As a Sony FF and MFT owner can I ask you to grow up? Or is that too much to ask?

Maybe you should ask your mommy if it's a good idea before you post drivel like this again.

I used to be a Canon shooter (ending with the original 5D) but now have a Sony A7 and a couple of Panasonic MFT bodies. Whilst I wouldn't claim that the higher ISO performance of MFT cameras can ...

If you want to relive those days with a three prime setup then maybe you should as if you go for a zoom the nagging thought that what you really wanted was a three prime setup will very probably ...

I think the only way the Oly 17mm f1.8 is behind the Panny 20mm f1.7 is that it's a teeny tiny bit less sharp which will only be visible when looking very closely but the 20mm's relatively ...