If you're talking about legacy lens, there's plenty of choices for you.

If you're talking about native lens, apparently 45mm/f2.8 is your best option despite aperture not being big enough

Went out with friends to Putrajaya for some night photo-shooting. Compared my gf-1 with D90 and feel very lucky that I didn't get a DSLR... being a frequent traveler myself that's way too heavy for me!

Posted the shots here:
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=34611810

Thanks guys!

I used Adobe Lightroom for noise reduction. But it wasn't that noisy to start with since I used tripod with ISO100

I also think if you already have 14-42, it's better to get 45-200 to cover the range! My next upgrade will be 7-14mm for wide angle photography, but maybe wait till next year because of the price

Do share the pics!

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Added on June 27, 2010, 6:08 pmJust saw this in yamiya.com.my

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-G2 Digital Compact Camera (Black) with Lumix G Vario 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 ASPH Mega O.I.S. + LUMIX G VARIO 45-200mm F4.0-5.6 MEGA O.I.S. for RM3752 only

Quite a good deal as the body itself costs RM2500.

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Jun 27 2010, 06:08 PM

I'm just curious, since newer Panasonic OIS lens don't have the OIS button (the panny 14-42 for example), can it be turned off via Olympus camera menu?

frequency: very nice composition, should learn from you when taking food pics!

Trying to emulate the colour of Velvia in Adobe Lightroom

Those r really good price!

It's a re-branded CCTV lens

Saw some samples in the reviews and not impressed (too soft), didn't even consider to buy

Just to share

One of my photos taken by GF-1 is selected for schmap Dublin (some map application) website:
http://www.schmap.com/dublin/nightlife_bar...&i=375350_7.jpg

It does look like DSLR design wise, but it sure is smaller. And also don't forget about the size of lens (smaller sensor compare to APSC means you get smaller zoom lens of the same effective focal length). And yeah, it has touch screen and viewfinder, so theoretically it has the best value for money

But of course, it doesn't look that cool (instead of looking like a rangefinder wannabe, it looks like a DSLR wannabe)

At the end of the day, the choice is yours

Picture quality aside, I had a look at NEX for the first time last week, and feel that the overall build quality of GF1 is better

Haven't been doing much photography or posting here for some time

Going to Broga hill on sunday so hopefully can share some sunrise pics if weather permits

Haha, I guess there's no real secret, you either need lots of ambient light or very stable hand

Btw... I notice I haven't touched my GF1 for some time so grabbed it and snapped some random pic

Danbos' Dessert by samurai1337, on Flickr