m4/3 lens for Disney World

The 14-42 will cover 90% of what you need.
I have the 9-18 but I don't use it that much at all...it's a great lens but I'm not seeing the ultrawide..... I would suggest the Lumix 20 1.7. It's the best so far and it will give you the night time to work with....
extra special in low light....

 

I would suggest a fast, wide-angle lens. The rides are great, no flash photography allowed. If you want some inside shots, a fast wide angle. the Panasonic 20/1.7 would be good.

 

I used a combination of my panny 20mm and panny 14-140mm when I went to Disney World this summer, and the 14-140mm was used more. It was great and my girlfriend had no problem using the camera.

 

9-18mm and your 14-42 would be good ... wide is always welcome, and it's not even a burden to carry or store the 9-18mm ... here is one taken by my kid with the 9-18mm at Universal. Still workable at night because of IS and the short focal length.

 

Hi

I used my Pan Leica 4/3 14-150mm lens there last year, and it was a great all rounder. I now have the E-P1 and m4/3 14-150mm so that's absolutely what I would take with me.

Amanda

 

I went to Disney World a couple weeks ago with an E-P2 and Panasonic 20mm and often wished I had a wider lens.

 

Next time I go- I will bring the Kowa 12.5mm F1.4 C-Mount lens with the adapter. Some vignetting at the corners, but not bad. Would be great for the rides.

 

I'm going in a couple months and am debating whether I would get more use from a wide angle or a telephoto zoom. I have the 20 panny and kit lens, along with a couple 50mm legacies. I've got enough throw aside money from some ebay sales to buy the Oly 9-18 or the tele zoom, but haven't decided which yet. I'm leaning to the wide angle, because I want some shots like shinobi posted. However, I wonder if the 14mm on the kit would get close to that effect?