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14mm is 14mm. If you're asking what the relative field of view of a 14mm lens on m43 would be, as compared to a "full frame" camera, then yes, 28mm on full frame would deliver the same field of view as 14mm on m43.thanks for the math Barry - I would still have to take into account that the 14mm on the GH2 is really 28mm?
The 7-14. It's insanely hyper-wide, and there's no barrel distortion. It gets "stretchy" in the corners if you're panning around though.I'm shooting is a small room and looking for a wide look with little distortion, the FOV on the .75 has little distortion but still not wide enough.
Anything else I looked at, that was demonstrated to me at B&H, had distortion. Any suggestions?
Here is a screenshot of the FOV comparator showing a 15mm lens (20mm x.75 = 15mm) on a m4/3rds sensor camera (AF100) vs a FF DSLR (5D MK2).thanks Joe,
i'm having a problem understanding how to use the abel chart nor can I think in terms of degrees when applied to lenses.
so my 20mm with the 0.75 wide angle adapter would give me...?
