Panasonic Lumix G 25 mm f/1.7 ASPH.
11. Summary
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Pros:
- good image quality in the frame centre,
- good image quality on the edge of the frame,
- lack of problems with the longitudinal chromatic aberration,
- low lateral chromatic aberration,
- no noticeable problems with spherical aberration,
- very low coma,
- moderate astigmatism,
- fast, silent and accurate autofocus,
- good price/quality and price/performance ratio.
Cons:
- high vignetting,
- performance against bright light on stopping down leaves a lot to be desired.
Solid – it is perhaps one word that fits the tested Panasonic 1.7/25 the best. There are no fireworks but also no slip-ups. In many categories you see good or at least decent results; add to that a very sensible price and you get a lens even more worth recommending than the more expensive and a tad slower Olympus 1.8/25. It is really a good endorsement and if you need an instrument of this type you should check this one out.
