Just for fun. Let's see what Micro 4/3s (especially the lenses) can do. Kindly indicate what lens, camera and settings if possible.

Let me start with this:

"Indian Mango"


(G3, 45 1.8 @ 1.8)

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GH3 | G3 | GX1 | 7-14 | 12-35 | 35-100 | 20 | 45
Nikon FX | Leica MM

My wife. A "Gold Star" Mom. Lost her son to an IED in Afghanistan not long before this portrait was made. I dragged her out of seclusion so I could test out my new 85/1.4 Planar.

Lumix GH2, ISO 320, Zeiss Planar T* 85mm f/1.4 lens. Shot at f/1.4

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Was at a shop in Old Town, and snapped this with the e-pl1 + pl25mm, wideopen at f/1.4, it is a frog toy of some sort connected to a long stick.

Anna's Hummingbird


Oly pl2 + Nikon 105/2.5ais

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You can't buy game. I know; I've tried. Nevertheless, I've pre-ordered the E-P5.

Very cool. Looks like it's suspended in air.

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And its not a car, and thats huge;)

Cool shots, I believe there is already a bokeh thread though.

Taken with the GX1+PanaLeica 25mm f1.4.

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GF1 1/640 Canon FD 85 1.2 @2?

Ouch. This shot is a stab in the heart, and it took me *completely* off guard. Now fighting tears. It's obviously technically great with buttery bokeh, but all photography minutiae just become totally irrelevant when you look into those eyes. Yet I see so much strength there.
My very sincere thoughts go to her.