Lumix 14-28 f4-f5.6 Sample Images

[Pete_W]

Thanks Paul. I don't really understand what the numbers mean but I do wonder if DxO dig this information out of LR themselves while developing a new module!

 

[Qwerty]

I certainly have fond memories of the M43 Panasonic Leica 8-18mm that you mentioned in your table. What a great lens it was in terms of construction and image quality.
Now I'm lusting after the Sigma 16-28mm f2.8, I really like it's speed for low-light interior architecture and 16mm is more than wide enough for me.

 

[pdk42]

I certainly have fond memories of the M43 Panasonic Leica 8-18mm that you mentioned in your table. What a great lens it was in terms of construction and image quality.
Now I'm lusting after the Sigma 16-28mm f2.8, I really like it's speed for low-light interior architecture and 16mm is more than wide enough for me.

Yes, the 8-18 is IMHO the best of the m43 UWA zooms. I know some prefer one or other of the two Olympus lenses (7-14, or 8-25), but as per my comments in the table above, they both have some disadvantages in my view.

As to the Sigma 16-28 - it's a great lens. If you haven't seen the little comparison I did already, go check it out here:

Quick comparison between Lumix 14-28 f4-5.6 and Sigma 16-28 f2.8

I've been a serious amateur photographer since my teens back in the 1970s. I'm mostly into landscapes. You can see some of my work here: Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/paul_kaye (usually fresh images) Adobe Portfolio: https://paulkaye.myportfolio.com/ (usually quite a bit out of date)...

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[pdk42]

And another. Super lens this IMHO:


Lakeshore Trees at Sunrise by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

 

[pdk42]

ƒ/8.0 18.0 mm 3.2s ISO 100


Bridge over Burbage Brook by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

 

[jomppak]

Suitable for macroish also

 

[jomppak]

 

[memo90061]

I have this lens... I used to LOVE wide angle and my favorites have been from m43 7-14mm and 8-18mm, but I don't have m43 anymore.
I want a smaller lens or fast lens. Uncided if I should sell this lens to buy the 18mm because of F1.8 or the Sigma 17mm.

 

[huwm]

a bit of distortion here

• LEICA CAMERA AG LEICA SL2-S
• LUMIX S 14-28/F4-5.6
• ƒ/11
• 14mm
• 1/125s
• ISO 500

 

[memo90061]

Here are some pictures with the 14-28mm

Mad Apple by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

Luxor Las Vegas by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

P1020041_1 by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

P1012690_1 by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

P1012707_1 by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

Las Vegas by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

 

[xaviergut]

Here are some pictures with the 14-28mm

View attachment 1148Mad Apple by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

View attachment 1149Luxor Las Vegas by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

View attachment 1150P1020041_1 by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

View attachment 1151P1012690_1 by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

View attachment 1152P1012707_1 by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

View attachment 1153Las Vegas by Guillermo Moreno, on Flickr

With the Panasonic S5II? They look great.

 

[memo90061]

With the Panasonic S5II? They look great.

Yes! Some are with the S5. It's a good camera.

 

[jomppak]

• Panasonic DC-S5M2
• ƒ/18
• 17mm
• 1/3s
• ISO 100

Hand-held, edited only minor cropping+Fuji Astia film simulation in DxO.

 

[GeorgeHudetz]

ƒ/8.0 18.0 mm 3.2s ISO 100


Bridge over Burbage Brook by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

Love this - reminds me of scenes I used to see and photograph in the Oregon rain forests (Mt Hood National Forest, and the coast range).

 

[Markuswelder]

Mine came in the mail Friday I think, took it hiking today. Carried it over half the way, as I was thoroughly enjoying shooting with it. Does good selfies ha ha ha.

Lost

 

[pdk42]

This thread deserves an update!


Woodland Bridge by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

 

[pdk42]

Tsukiji Hongan-ji Buddhist Temple by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

 

[pdk42]

Derwent Water by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

 

[Markuswelder]

I'm a huge fan of mine. Punches well above its weight, IMO.

240428E-P1002281DP by Markus Welder, on Flickr

250109EL-P1014903 by Markus Welder, on Flickr

241221EL-P1014591 by Markus Welder, on Flickr

 

[Markuswelder]

240508-P1002641 by Markus Welder, on Flickr

240811-P1013295 by Markus Welder, on Flickr

240504-P1002452 by Markus Welder, on Flickr