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Panasonic 7-14
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Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
Fascinating interiors again, Leica77 :thumbs:
All the best, Michiel
All the best, Michiel
Hi Michiel,
Many thanks for your kind comments. It is always very nice to hear from you. Here is one more.
Hi Keith,
Many thanks for your kind comments! Your observation is quite astute. Using Lightroom, the reflected portion of the image was desaturated. As you did with your "Niagara Fall's Bokeh" shot, I also rotated the image 90 degrees. Best regards,
J
jkung
Guest
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jkung
Guest
Hi jkung,
Great images of the Forbidden City (your previous post) and the Temple of Heaven, my favorite places in Beijing! Best regards,
simonclivehughes
Active member
Here's one from today in Golden Ears Provincial Park here in BC. The 7-14mm on my E-PL1.
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Cheers,
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Cheers,
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jkung
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Thx Leica 77, there is my favorite place alsoHi jkung,
Great images of the Forbidden City (your previous post) and the Temple of Heaven, my favorite places in Beijing! Best regards,
agoglanian
Member
I really want to pick this lens up and I found one for sale but I'm hesitant for some reason. I'm really happy with just the 20mm, and I was intending to get the 14mm pancake.
How much do you guys love this lens?
How much do you guys love this lens?
Hi agoglanian,
To comment on your inquiry, I say I really enjoy recording images with the 20mm compact and the 7 - 14mm super wideangle zoom. These lenses are always in my camera bag now. Like the 20mm compact, the 7 - 14mm lens can produce fine sharp images. Check out some beautiful images recorded with the latter lens by Rafael in this Forum. His images are inspiring and convinced me to purchase the 7 - 14mm lens in the first place. I noticed recently that Sigma has introduced a 10 -20mm super wide-angle lens for micro 4/3 cameras. It seems like a good alternative to look into since this lens can accommodate a filter for the protection of the front lens element.
J
jkung
Guest
Dear Leica 77Hi jkung,
Have you had a chance to take any digital images of the Great Wall? All of the lenses you have should produce spectacular shots. Best regards,
Thx a lot for advise, i will go there again in spring time, coz in the winter time is so cold....^^
Br;