Matti Sulanto tested the widest MFT lens: Laowa 6mm f/2.0
If max wide angle is what you are looking for the Laowa 6mm f/2.0 might be the right lens for you!
Matty Graham real world review: 12 Months with the OM-1
The OM-1 is OM System’s flagship model, but just how good is this Micro Four-Thirds camera? Matty Graham has spent a year using this mirrorless beast and gives his real-world opinion of the OM-1’s stills and video capabilities.
How BIG Can You Print? –Printing BIG From Three Different Sensor Sizes
Surprising how little difference sensor size makes in reality prints!
Review: Thomas Stirr shoots icebergs with the Zuiko 12-100mm PRO lens
Thomas Stirr tested the Zuiko 12-100mm lens and really loved it! Check out his review and images to learn why he thinks this is a superb lens.
Mark Bennet tested the super affordable (and super good) Sirui Night Walker Cine Lens Series
These MFT f/1.2 Cine lenses are available for preorder for each $309 only at Indiegogo (Click here to read all specs). Those are very good lenses for a very low price. Mark Bennet also likes them a lot (he tested the APSC E version):
Matti Sulanto: The Best Tiny Lenses For Micro Four Thirds
Matti Sulanto shows us what he thinks are the best compact MFT lenses. The one lens Iove (even if it’s not the best) is the Panasonic 20mm f/1.7. That lens made history!
ThePhoBlographer Panasonic 42.5mm f/1.7 Review: “Small, Yet Spectacular”
ThePhoBlographer tested the Panasonic 42.5mm f/1.7 and concluded:
Despite weighing less than a third of a pound, the lens still offers a solid blend of sharpness and bokeh. With only a focus ring on the lens itself, the lens is also easy for beginners to just mount and shoot. For the price and size, this lens is excellent. I’m giving the Panasonic 42.5mm f1.7 four out of five stars.