Fun with the Lumix 14-45mm lens...

[Glenn]

A few more from me

 

[Rich M]

Yes this little lens is a classic. I originally purchased one with a G1 kit, sold the kit later in favour of the GH1, and purchased another 14-45mm as I missed the quality. Two lenses without which I would not have the GH1 and GH2 cameras, this one and the Lumix 7-14mm. They are quality.

Phil

Nice locomotive photo. I did the same thing Phil.....sold the 14-45 (and ended up buying another one)......did the same thing with the 7-14

R

 

[kds315]

Amazing images, I guess I have to dig mine out and use it (still wrapped)!

 

[m3photo]

Re: Rolling Stones

Ken. Thanks for these they're excellent. This last "Rolling Stone" album cover is outstanding. What's happened here, very high winds and rain?

 

[kwalsh]

Re: Rolling Stones

What's happened here, very high winds and rain?

Thanks for the complements everyone!

The shot is from Racetrack Playa in Death Valley National Park. Short answer, yes rain and wind makes the rocks move. You can read more about it (and the moving rocks) here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racetrack_Playa

Ken

 

[turbines]

Needing some TLC
Panasonic G1, G Vario 14-45mm f/3.5-5.6 ASPH OIS, ISO 400, f6.3 @ 1/15sec

Thanks for viewing,
Paul

Comments & suggestions are always appreciated​

 

[DHart]

Still loving the 14-45!

Spring comes really late in the Pacific Northwest. No leaves on the trees around here yet, but during a motorcycle ride today I found some early signs of the earth coming back to life again...

Traveled light with just the GF1 and 14-45. This camera/lens was the start to my m4/3 kit. In spite of adding a GH2 and a bunch of new native and legacy glass, this is still a great image making combo. RAW captures, quick processing in Lightroom.

 

[DHart]

Playing with an Art Filter (Lightroom)

 

[Glenn]

I continue to be amazed by this little lens

 

[dixeyk]

I think the 14-45 is just terrific. It reminds me quite a lot fo the 14-54 4/3rds lens (not as fast but just as sharp). I sold my 14/2.5 because I felt the 14-45 was so good at WA (and stabilized on my G2) and being a zoom more versatile to boot.