Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-100mm F4 IS Pro Lens, suitable for all MFT cameras (Olympus OM-D & PEN models, Panasonic G-series), black

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The longest values can be achieved at the widest end (12 mm) when photographing for example landscape or waterfalls. After all, F11 on Micro Four Thirds is F22 equivalent for full-frame systems, so if you're stopping down to the same aperture you would on 35mm to get better sunstars, your sharpness will drop off a cliff.

The E-5 was NOT a small camera body, but that was a good thing because it can balance very well with the 50-200mm lens. It seems to me that even with the EM5, shutter speed as low as 1s becomes manageable, 2s if with great care, although Olympus has announced previously older models like EM5 do not with the 12-100 IS. Just because it suited me before doesn’t mean it will suit me now, and it is not set in concrete that it won’t change again.You don’t need to seek quick cover and a raincoat in the event of sudden rain, which is quite common in the tropics. look at all the fast lenses for M43 or APS-C, they need to be bigger than their equivalent counterpart for FF to be sharp corner to corner. e., roughly the same); remaining differences in IQ will only depend upon underlying differences in the lens and camera technology used by the camera models being compared as when comparing different models based on the same format. Which is what you apparently didn't understand when you asked "So you can close aperture on 135 format but you can not open it on MFT?

Hey, I'd rather see a little noisier images taken in new and fantastic places than clean, noiseless shots of test targets and brick walls.

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