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G1 with kitlens 14-45mm - show yours !!!!

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Leica 77

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Hello,
A couple of digital images were recorded by my little G1 with its kit lens, G Vario 14-45mm, during my recent conference travel to Macau. Thanks for looking. Leica 77 :)
 
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jotloob

jotloob

Subscriber Member
Hello

I am not new to this forum but new to LUMIX G1 .
This is a great thread , because it show so many really good images .
All my images up to now were taken with KONICA HEXANON RF lenses + G1
Therefore here my first image taken with the base kitlens . 14-45mm .
AF + MF at ISO 100 .
View attachment 15102
The shot was taken at the 11.04.2009 in the afternoon .
Jürgen
 
Michiel Schierbeek

Michiel Schierbeek

Well-known member
The G1 and kitlens are exellent for cycling. Light and good focussing from a riding bike. Love the combination!
Two shots from the bike today.

In the park on this sunny spring sunday. Too crowded!



Just out of the park passing by the organisation of a group portrait; Just married and she is already pregnant!
 
iiiNelson

iiiNelson

Well-known member
I just got my G1 last week from Contact Photo Arts. This is one shot with the 14-45mm kit lens from my weekend trip to Napa Valley on our Hot Air Balloon ride this morning.

 
gDallasK

gDallasK

New member
Kit lens and +4 Dioptre Hoya Close-up filter

Shot yesterday afternoon in sunny (for a change!) western Scotland. The G1 / kit lens combination is a delight to use for macro work with a close-up filter attached.

Newly unfurled leaves - folds still evident.
 
gDallasK

gDallasK

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Kit lens and +4 Dioptre Hoya Close-up filter

Another example.

Sunlight strikes flower head.
 
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