Yup, thinking the same thing too... Anyways, 28-84mm focal is quite useful during travel...

My future travel plans only consist of the PEN, 17mm, 50 f/2 Macro and the FL-36R. I think it should cover the basis already...

Good luck with that...
Took me almost two month to find a new one with VF, that is only because the Taukeh agreed to pull it out of a dual lense PEN package...
You should try asking shops around, who knows lady luck may be on your side like me...

Also the biggest upgrade is the price...
950 Euro baby...

no problem here after the ep1 update. both 17 and 14-42 are snappier in af... manual focusing is not too sensitive also...
didn't try low light shooting. i got my 5dii for that...

Throw at me please...
I can use it to tumbuk belacan and cili padi at my restaurant...

Received the 9-18mm and MMF-1 from dcsuave05 all the way to KK, Sabah...
Items in IMMACULATE condition and working FLAWLESSLY with my PEN.
Seriously like buying new from the shop (with discounts, hehehe)...
Recommended seller this fella is...

This post has been edited by ae8za: Mar 5 2010, 03:02 PM

Sorry Bro... Hehehe...
I saw you sold your E-P1 so I thought you're no longer interested to see...
Will try to post tonight...

Love the E-P2 improvement compared to E-P1 not to mention the EVF...
But I hate the new color, love the classic silver body on the E-P1. If Olympus release a silver body with black grip of the E-P2, I'm definitely sold... Hehehe.

This post has been edited by ae8za: Mar 5 2010, 03:29 PM

To hellfire8888:
The Asahi leatherette is sap sap sui to put on (provided you have steady hands...)
Here's the pic I promised you, just cincai play with my 5DII, 180L Macro and two 580EX II...

Thanks bobds78,
I think the Panny 20 f/1.7 fits the E-P2 well being graphite black and all...

Why so longlah Bro?
My two sets only took 5 days to arrive to my address...

This post has been edited by ae8za: Mar 9 2010, 06:57 PM

Played around with the Panny 20 f/1.7 for the whole day months ago and I do love the image quality produced and the very wide aperture. Like samurai1337 mentioned, the lense beats my 17mm in 'almost' every angle...
Major problem for the lense for me (this is my own opinion), I hate the 40mm equivalent focal for my use. I am alright with the 34mm the Ollie gave. Second is, it look HORRIBLE when combined with the E-P1 (doesn't match the vintage look of the PEN)... Last but not least, I hate it that the lense will stop at f/2.8 when using liveview function even when you open up at the widest aperture (it has this stupid clicking sound)...
That's why I'm sticking with my 17mm Pancake for now, that is until Olympus came out with it's own 17mm f/1.7. Hope this helps...

This post has been edited by ae8za: Mar 10 2010, 10:19 PM

To faidz85:
Good choice, the E-P1 with the twin lense package is the best bang of the buck for Micro 4/3rd right now...
But if you're on a tight budget, the EPL-1 is also a great choice but you'll lose the retro looks and the sturdiness of the E-P1/2 series without losing the functions...