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I messed around with my new Panasonic 25mm f1.4 last night on my OM-D, and I felt like a puma or something creeping around in the dark. My composition skills are still sorely lacking, but I can finally capture sharp images hand held in super low light. I'm coming from the 12-50 f3.5 kit lens, so this is a big revelation to me. I highly recommend fast primes to everyone, weeee!
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Ropes4u posted:Pics? How is the lot lens for day to day stuff? Here's a Steve Huff story with some low light examples: http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2012/06/02/some-fun-low-light-shooting-with-the-fuji-x100-olympus-e-m5-and-leica-x2/ I'm taking a trip to New Orleans in a few weeks, so I'm hoping having a fast lens will pay off indoors and on the streets at night. The kit zoom is still a great lens to me. I am glad to have a weather sealed lens to go with the E-M5, and it has a macro mode which has been really fun to experiment with. I'm still fairly new to photography so everything is amazing to me right now. It isn't the greatest lens in any one area, but I am happy to have it. Here's a picture of a pig I took with the 12-50 Olympus kit lens:  Spring Valley nature center pig by visschers, on Flickr
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