Olympus 25 mm f2.8 pancake lens review: small really is beautiful
Wednesday 15 July 2009 Filed in: Reviews
I love
pancakes. There is no better breakfast. But surely
there have to be much better lenses than the
flattened and presumably optically compromised
pancake lenses that the likes of Pentax and Olympus
are serving up? With that in mind, I set out to get a
taste of the Olympus 25mm f2.8 pancake lens made for
the four-thirds mount, which, given the 2x crop
factor due to the four-thirds sensor size, translates
into the equivalent of a normal 50 mm lens on a 35 mm
full-frame camera.
From a practical point of view, small is nearly always more desirable when it comes to portability but, almost inevitably, in photography small is a signal that image quality has been sacrificed on the altar of convenience. Read More...
From a practical point of view, small is nearly always more desirable when it comes to portability but, almost inevitably, in photography small is a signal that image quality has been sacrificed on the altar of convenience. Read More...