G1 with Nikkor 24/2.0 in the back of my garden

[f6cvalkyrie]

Hi,

I've been looking for the f2.0 version of the Nikkor 24mm for quite a while, before finding one in mint condition and not too expensive.
I finally found one in the USA and it took 6 full weeks to arrive,
mainly because of painfully slow and unpolite service at the belgian customs department.

But, it arrived yesterday, and I took a few pics in the back of my garden. That's a wet and wild place

Here's two examples :

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I'm quite happy to own a (relatively) fast normal lens now, that fully covers the µ4/3 sensor.

C U,
Rafael​

 

[Brian Mosley]

Lovely examples Rafael, well done!

Cheers

Brian

 

[chalkdust]

I like the way that lens handles the colors and contrast in those shots. Of course, your photographic skill is what drives the lens. Very enjoyable shots. I especially like #1.

 

[ballfresno]

Very nice! 24mm is quite a nice focal length for this camera. I've got a f/2.8 lens and sure wouldn't mind it being slightly faster... time to start saving those pennies!

 

[BBW]

Love that green ivy in the first one - it's popping right out of the photo! Rather cool sort of contact sheet style framing you've got going there, too.

 

[walshy]

wonderful example..

 

[Rich M]

Very nice Rafael.

It really seems to hold itself together into the the corners (assuming no crop).

R

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

it sure does not show any vigneting or corner smearing, or any other imaging defect, so typical for 25mm c-mount fast primes.

But, remember, this lens was developed for the 24x36 Nikon cameras.
I'm sure it will also work very well on any Full Frame digital camera.

C U
Rafael

PS : I shot and presented many other pics with this lens here already :

https://www.mu-43.com/showthread.php?t=1348
https://www.mu-43.com/showthread.php?t=1045
https://www.mu-43.com/showthread.php?t=1222