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That lens looks exquisite! It's remarkable how different it looks from the 55/2.8 AIS version that I'm using. Yours is a piece of art.

I only have this link to an image taken with an AI 28/2: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/59491261 Don't have a 35 to compare, but I've liked the 28. It's just a focal length I hardly ever use ...

I see the lens re-focusing as you zoom, is that what we're supposed to notice?

For me the interesting speculation is on what will exist next to this body+adapter combo. Let's face it, a camera that requires a mirror to properly function will be a mirrorless camera only in ...

Thanks. It's the view looking north from Firkin Point.

8x42 Nikon Monarch 7 if you're OK with the budget, otherwise the Monarch 5.

Too bad. I think you would have had good chance if you had let the camera dry for a few days without switching it on. Trying it when still wet likely killed it. I hope I'm wrong on that.

Many thanks for your kind words.

I don't use them myself on my G80 - to my surprise, really, as I previously used custom modes a lot and found that a really useful feature. But I recently bought my wife a GX80 and so far the ...

First image is from my micro-Nikkor 105/2.8, but on this travel laptop I can't really take a detailed look at my images. I'll find out what I posted here below when I get back home. Comments welcome. ...

Cool, I never even heard of a 3x version. I should perhaps give my 2x a try at macro.

Thank you for that excellent explanation.

I have a 14-54 Mk.I and a 50-200 SWD and have tried them on my G80. They focus accurately, but slowly - takes about 2 seconds. I didn't notice a speed difference between the small focus box and ...

I understand that you can crop to a single pixel, but if you don't crop, what's the smallest object that fills the frame?

That's a great series! Did I understand correctly that these were all taken at f/5.6 or above? How is the lens more wide open?

Isabel, could you try that with a ruler to determine the smallest size area that you can focus on?

I have the same converter in Nikon mount, bought new some 25+ years ago. I used to like it a lot as a doubler for a 180/2.8 ED lens. You were MUCH too far away from the subject to work at 1:1. At ...

If an update is not on this page, then it doesn't exist: http://av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/dsc/download/fts/index2.html Yours is listed.

None of these lenses is f/2.4. The 12-35 is f/2.8 and the 12-60 is f/2.8-4. I would probably get the 12-60, but make sure you test it before leaving on your trip, there have been reports of some ...

Hang on to that lens, it does really nicely adapted to a mirrorless camera such as m43 or others.