Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 25 mm F1.8 Lens, Fast Fixed Focal Length, Suitable for All MFT Cameras (Olympus OM-D & PEN Models, Panasonic G-Series), Black

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I like it more than the Panasonic 25mm, because it's cheaper, smaller, lighter and the aperture doesn't rattle.

It felt and still feels visually comfortable, right for me though not everyone's cup of photographic tea. according to me, would be a bit wide for my style of photography, so the choice left was either the Olympus 25mm f1. Just dig around my archive for the past 3-4 years of me shooting with Olympus system, in fact a handful of my blog readers commented that I had too shallow of depth of field and they would have preferred if some of my shots had been stopped down a little more to have more area in focus! Overall, it's very minor -- averaging around 300ths of a percent of frame height -- and something a little post-processing would clear up easily. My only concern with that lens is the focusing issues, especially when shooting in low light conditions.

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Countless photographers have also highly recommended to just stay with one lens, which is the 50mm focal length to improve your vision.I hope it comes soon to a distributor (here in the Philippines) so I can have my first 50mm equivalent lens. Wider lenses are more susceptible to perspective distortion (all lens will suffer perspective distortion, depending on how and where you shoot from) and 50mm perspective is just the right focal length to achieve the balance of natural output. With a minimum 25mm focusing distance, this is a great lens for a wide range of photography, including portraiture and landscape. And, congratulations on your awards, always look forward to reading your blog and twitter every day.