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Fun with the Lumix 20mm f/1.7 (Image Thread)

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CJS

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Wow!!! . . . I have spent an enthralling hour looking through your Pani-20mm shots. We to love this lens in England, but I have to say you do make a superb job of taking pictures with the 20mm lens. Many so simple, almost an air of 'snapshot' . . . but they draw the viewer in to look deeper, bringing a smile to the face:thumbup: The essence to me; "I have that picture in my back yard, I can do that" . . .

I have a G1/14-45mm . . . love it to bits, but there is obviously more, on the hunt for a 20mm, thank you for the inspiration.

CJS . . . UK :salute:
 
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CJS

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Here is a couple of pics I grabbed whilst on a shopping trip last Holiday Monday (we get an extra days national holiday for New Years day is it falls on a weekend). A grey, cloudy day turned into a super late afternoon as the sun went down:



This is the newest and 'tallest':LOL: building in the town of Ipswich, Suffolk, England, where I live:



CJS
G1/14-45mm
 
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DHart

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Re: Wardrobe Terrace, EC4

biglouis said:
This lens continues to astound me when used at its widest aperture. A lovely back alley in London's Blackfriar's district, little changed since the 17th century.

20/1.7 iso800 f1.7 1/60

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Wonderful image, Louis. And I agree, the 20/1.7 is an astounding lens. I consider it a must have above all others for a m4/3 system.
 
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330toSRT8

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Taken at Grand Marlin, Pensacola Beach.
F1.8, 400 ISO, 1/20 s.
 
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Helena

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Very nice and inspirational shots in this thread! I really enjoyed browsing it. Last winter I had a Panasonic G1 but never bonded with it, so I sold it after four months and thought that the µ4/3 system wasn't for me. Then some people told me that I might like Olympus better (because of the colors), so I decided to give the E-PL2 a chance, and so far I love it. :)


Here are some shots:










 
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Helena

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This thread is surprisingly quiet?


Detail of old steam locomotive, taken with E-PL2 (Pinhole art filter):

 
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