I'm shooting here with the Panasonic 14-140 on the Olympus E-M1.
This lens is the newer of the two Panasonic 14-140's. Maximum aperture is F3.5 to F5.6. I purchased it in December and have found it to be great for closeups. It has a 1:2 (35mm camera equivalent) maximum magnification. That's very adequate for flowers and is accomplished at a focusing distance of about 20" when zoomed between 22 and 140mm.
I like the lens paired with the Olympus E-M1 because I am enjoying the focus bracketing feature that recently became available on the E-M1 with the latest firmware. Images #2 and #3 were focus bracketed with up to 10 images and stacked with Zerene Stacker.)
Nothing particularly great here. We've been having a patch of cold and dreary weather. So between raindrops today I took about 10 minutes and walked around outside our home looking for things to snap.
All of these were taken at wide open aperture.
This lens is the newer of the two Panasonic 14-140's. Maximum aperture is F3.5 to F5.6. I purchased it in December and have found it to be great for closeups. It has a 1:2 (35mm camera equivalent) maximum magnification. That's very adequate for flowers and is accomplished at a focusing distance of about 20" when zoomed between 22 and 140mm.
I like the lens paired with the Olympus E-M1 because I am enjoying the focus bracketing feature that recently became available on the E-M1 with the latest firmware. Images #2 and #3 were focus bracketed with up to 10 images and stacked with Zerene Stacker.)
Nothing particularly great here. We've been having a patch of cold and dreary weather. So between raindrops today I took about 10 minutes and walked around outside our home looking for things to snap.
All of these were taken at wide open aperture.
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