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My first shots with the 35mm F3.5.
These were all taken at 200iso via JPEG on a windy day.


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1/80 @ F4.0

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1/250 @ F7.1

1/320 sec F7.1

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1/160 @ F5.6

1/50 sec F4

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2.5sec @ F11[/url]

Comments are welcome

Please post any questions about lens, I will give it my best.
Ohh yeah..the auto focus kind of sucks when your up close, i had to lock it on to 1:1 and move the camera to get objects in focus. I found that the easy way to do it. Over all great lens, paid only $188 for it btw

WOW! I love the one of the bumble bee. these are some great shots, I think its a great lens from the looks of the photos. I would use a bit more DOF in some of the flower shots though.

Jake

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I'll try to do some at f10 or F11 to get more DOF. I did these at lunch in 15 mins or so, I think i set the camera to the "macro" mode. lol first time i used that side of the dial

Thanks for your feedback, I will post some more soon.

Still windy but i had a tripod to help


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1/250 @ F3.5


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1/250 @ F3.5

Some with more DOF to come

Nice shots!

Seems like it's a great lens, but I doubt I will buy it in the near future, because the 70-300mm seems to work just as fine for macro shots.

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Olympus E-30, ZD 9-18mm 4.0-5.6, ZD 50mm Makro 2.0, ZD 14-54mm 2.8-3.5, ZD 70-300 4.0-5.6

Light travel equipment:
Olympus EP-2, µZD 14-42mm , Panasonic 20mm 1.7 pancake.

Cullmann Trento IT Daypack

the image is so sharp and the color is amazing!
Is it a good lens for portrait , too?
Thanks for sharing these good photos.

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Wish list for now:
12-60mm or 14-54mm II, a decent tripod
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The narrow DoF is perfect in the first shot! Awsome

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Gear: a200, Sony 18-70 3.5-5.6 DT, Minolta 50 1.7 AF, Lowepro TLZ Mini, GorillaPod SLR Zoom
Saving for Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX HSM Macro II (50%)

I love this lens for macro work..if you need to get really close..but the AF does not work close up, Manuel focus + live view really really really helps. But everytime you come in contact with the camera, the image shifts focus. So what i ended up doing is getting a focus rail and use it with live view, set the focus to 1:1 (or other) then move the camera to get desired focus. This lens has a 35mm equivalent macro of 2:1 very good for a lens that only costs 180 bucks.

I'll post some more images soon Thanks for the feedback, all questions are welcome.

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Olympus E-30
Olympus E-1
12-60mm SWD F2.8-4
50-200mm SWD F2.8-3.5
50mm F2 Macro
FL-36R
SRF-11 Ring Flash Set
EX-25 Extension Tube
Dolica AX620B100 Tripod
and some mad Skillz

1/160 f5.6

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Olympus E-30
Olympus E-1
12-60mm SWD F2.8-4
50-200mm SWD F2.8-3.5
50mm F2 Macro
FL-36R
SRF-11 Ring Flash Set
EX-25 Extension Tube
Dolica AX620B100 Tripod
and some mad Skillz