In case you have not noticed, my full review for this lens is up on Ming Thein's site here (click).
How To Rob A Bank
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What an amazing, amazing piece of glass! The Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm F1.2 PRO Lens. I want one. Now I have to figure out how to rob a bank. Any bright ideas?
In case you have not noticed, my full review for this lens is up on Ming Thein's site here (click).
In case you have not noticed, my full review for this lens is up on Ming Thein's site here (click).
See it Zen-like:
ReplyDelete[x] you don't need it
I will have sleepless nights thinking of this lens
DeleteJust get one with a nice employee discount... Oh wait! That no longer applies, does it? 🤔 I read your review over on Ming's site. Nice review, great lens.
ReplyDeleteIf you come up with a good idea for that bank heist, I'll drive the get away car... 😁
Hah, honestly the employee discount was.... nothing to shout about. Else I would be hogging all the expensive Olympus gear by now. Yes, I do need that "Driver", hope you are as good as the "Baby Driver".
DeleteBorrow, don't buy! We all get gear lust, but a good session of shutter therapy will cure it!
ReplyDeleteGo to a bank. When they ask you what they can do for you, you should answer: "I'm simply robbin'." From that moment on there are three options.
ReplyDelete- The bank employee panics and will give you the money.
- You will get busted, but then you can use the name of this blog as an alibi.
- They don’t believe you. In that case you could sew Olympus for provoking a crime. (I’m not sure how your chances are then, since you have had a relation in the past).
You don't need to rob the bank Robin. Just join politics! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Robin,
ReplyDeleteThank you as always for your very informative reviews that always speak from a photographer's point of view that doesn't get lost in convoluted technical details.
You mention that it equals the 75mm in terms of image sharpness. Given it's almost a stop faster, would you consider it a suitable replacement to the 75mm for overall photography?