I am a Leica user, but I also used to have a GF-1 for taking with me everywhere
(the Fuji X100 now fits that purpose, the GF-1 has been given to my daughter).
At varying times, I owned several of the lenses Frank mentions, including the
1.4/25mm, the 2.8/45mm macro, and the 7-14mm. Finally, I got rid of them all,
except the 1.7/20mm Panasonic, which I find to be fully on par with my Leica
lenses--and I do not say such things lightly.
Cheers,
Nathan
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On May 3, 2012, at 4:19 PM, Frank Wijsmuller wrote:
> On the cheap but compact and lightweight would be
> 14mm 2.5 pana
> 20mm 1.7 pana (the most expensive of these three)
> 45mm 1.8 oly
>
> More expensive and bulky would be
> 12mm 2.0 oly
> 25mm 1.4 pana leica
> 45mm 2.8 pana leica macro
> Still pretty transportabel though.
>
> You can of course pick the best in the range that suits you best, or a zoom
> where you want one. Many possibilities these days...
>
> If you want smaller depth of field therre are the Voigtlander 0.95 25mm and
> 17mm. Quite expensive and MF.
>
> I have the cheap set myself and I'm quite happy with it. Nice (enough)
> bokeh, it fits in your pockets if you want, and doesn't cost a fortune. It
> is like a Leica outfit on the cheap with an e-px body (I expect some
> respons of the "m43 isn't good enough" fundamentalists on this list ;-)
>
> Best, Frank.
>
> 2012/5/3 Joel Wilcox wrote
>>
>> What's a killer set of m.4/3 lenses?
>>
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