Claimed as the world’s smallest and lightest digital interchangeable fisheye lens, the new Lumix G Fisheye 8mm f/3.5 lens offers a 180-degree diagonal angle of view, providing a distinctive perspective and distortion effect.
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May 21st, 2010
Aperture 3 vs Lightroom 3
Aperture 3 has been released by Apple and for some years now, being a Mac user, I never really believed that Apple had the chops to understand what photographers want. To start, I have previously met with a Adobe Photoshop Ambassador who basically loves going deep into the technical side of imaging. That said, I felt that maybe Adobe had a clearly idea with Lightroom (LR) but so far, as I write this, Lightroom 3 is still in Beta. So I won’t comments much on this.
May 11th, 2010
Sony Challenges the Micro Four Thirds
Sony is famous for releasing systems which are price competitive, and it was this strategy that won the hearts and minds of amateur photographers. As a professional tool, its lenses are no cheaper than that offered by Nikon or Canon.
Posted in Pen&Lumix, Photos, micro four thirds, photography 
Tags: Lumix, Pen, Sony NEX 
No Comments »May 9th, 2010
Wide Angle Choices
The Zuiko is far more portable, and is less bulky if you are looking for a compact zoom. And since it makes no difference if you use this on the Lumix G series cameras as both super wide angle lenses do not support any image stabilization within the lens itself.
