Showcase Panasonic Leica 15mm f/1.7 DG Summilux

[rmcnelly]

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20151212-111648.jpg by Rick McNelly, on Flickr

 

[saladin]

Cross posted, an experimental "cinematic" attempt.

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[Redmosquito]

Harbour in the blue hour

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[saladin]

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[rmcnelly]

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20160101-073805.jpg by Rick McNelly, on Flickr

 

[saladin]

Orion Peeking through

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[saladin]

15mm bokeh.

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snapshot at dusk (wide open, iso 1000)

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[Tychom]

Using this lens for child shots recently at f/1.7 up close. Quite easy to miss focus on a moving little one but the lens does have nice character

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[sriracha]

food!
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Kanpai Classic by B W, on Flickr[/URL]

 

[saladin]

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[mkallstrom]

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Baby brother by Magnus Källström, on Flickr

 

[chicago8c]

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Baby brother by Magnus Källström, on Flickr

Just bought this lens used during the KEH sale for exactly this kind of shot - I love my O25/1.8 but for a moving toddler, small groups, etc, I am now finding myself missing shots in confined, low-light rooms (I get slices of the action, or the toddler's feet crawling past me). Now the GM1 + O25/1.8 + PL15/1.7 will be my standard mobile kit for museums, travel, visits to playgroup, other peoples' houses, etc where the 12-32 is too slow (or with my OMD if I have the space for the bigger body). Very excited!

 

[mkallstrom]

I have the PL 25/1.4 also and I think the wider focal length of the PL 15/1.7 makes a big difference for these kind of shots inside. Here is another example, not the best use of the focus plane but maybe it can be used to illustrate you can mess that up even with a smaller sensor

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Buddies by Magnus Källström, on Flickr

 

[MassimoFoti]

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G-13 M-78022 by Massimo Foti, on Flickr

 

[Vivalo]

All with GM1

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[chicago8c]

whoa, I think I am going to find this lens more versatile than I had expected!

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Feb42016-16 by chicago8c, on Flickr

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Feb42016-17 by chicago8c, on Flickr

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Feb42016-26 by chicago8c, on Flickr

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Feb42016-20 by chicago8c, on Flickr

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Feb42016-22 by chicago8c, on Flickr

 

[sriracha]

@chicago8c yeah man, it's a great little thing to have around

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View attachment 455950 G-13 M-78022 by Massimo Foti, on Flickr

Looks like a jagdpanther??

 

[MassimoFoti]

Looks like a jagdpanther??

It's a much smaller, less-rare vehicle. It's pretty much an Hetzer, just the post-WWII variant build for Switzerland:
Hetzer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

From a photographic standpoint it may be worth saying that it was shot from a camera mounted on a monopod, hold above my head, remotely controlled from a smartphone, that's why it's from a quite peculiar point of view.