Panasonic G1 45-200mm

[ecsh]

Re: G1 with 45-200 kit lens

There was one, http://forum.getdpi.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6856
but it was rather long. A new start is good.
Joe

 

[Jack]

Actually, let's keep them together for posterity, I'll merge them. We've sped up the server with a bigger pipe, so it's fine to keep them together .

Thanks,

 

[DonParrot]

Right, thank you!

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Digged up this thread because I ran into this picture I want to share.
The 45-200 is a nice lens for weddings from a distance.
Like the background rendering too.
Michiel

 

[petermcwerner]

Digged up this thread because I ran into this picture I want to share.
The 45-200 is a nice lens for weddings from a distance.
Like the background rendering too.

Michiel, Nice picture indeed, thank you for sharing
Cheers
Peter

 

[woodmancy]

"Trabzon, Turkey"

Keith

 

[mark1958]

I actually think some of the issues with this lenses at the greater focal lengths is related to the difficulty in handholding and getting a steady shot. Here is 100% crop at 200mm. I think this is pretty decent for this lens.

 

[Cindy Flood]

Cormorant and a turtle sharing a log
G1 and 45-200

 

[pellicle]

If the "dream" camera - the cg1 images are really reality....

what!

can't find a thing on it ... really?

 

[woodmancy]

Cormorant and a turtle sharing a log
G1 and 45-200

This picture is wonderful.

Given the discussion on what is "street photography" - this could be street photography. These two get on together, but I don't think there is a relationship there :toocool:

Keith

 

[ecsh]

One legged Cormorant?
Joe

 

[Cindy Flood]

One legged Cormorant?
Joe

No, Just resting on one leg and enjoying the scenery along with the turtle.:ROTFL:

 

[Novaron]

Here are images of pianist Lawrence Gilchrist and harmonica player Frederick Yonnet from this past September's Rossyln Jazz Festival.

 

[vciinc]

Here's one of mine

E-P1
171mm
1/800 sec
f/7.1
800 ISO
P mode

 

[Amin]

Cormorant and a turtle sharing a log
G1 and 45-200

Love this, Cindy. There's something very human about that interaction!

I don't use the 45-200 very often, but I've been very impressed with its performance when I have taken it out. Wide open at 200mm:

 

[PeterB666]

I posted this shot sometime previously but was blown away with the quality of the combination of the Olympus E-P1 and the Panasonic 45-200mm lens. This was really my first outing with the lens and it is a night-time available light shot...

The settings are ISO3200 (yes, that's right), 1/60s and f/5.6 with -0.3EV compensation. I used a monopod coupled with the on-board IS of the E-P1.
There is no post processing other than resizing.

 

[Diane B]

I don't shoot much with the 45-200 but this was from earlier this Fall on the GF1 at Harkers Island, NC

Diane

 

[iiiNelson]

I don't shoot much with the 45-200 but this was from earlier this Fall on the GF1 at Harkers Island, NC

Diane

Nice picture. Reminds me of the old Alfred Hitchcock 'Birds' movie.

 

[JBurnett]

I don't shoot much with the 45-200 but this was from earlier this Fall on the GF1 at Harkers Island, NC

Great composition. I like it!

 

[woodmancy]

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul

G1 with 45-200

Keith