Panasonic G Macro 30 mm f/2.8 ASPH. MEGA O.I.S.
6. Distortion
Indeed there are no problems but it doesn’t mean the aberration is completely invisible. For RAW files you can notice “pincushion” of +1.09%, which is corrected to +0.17% in the case of JPEG files.
It is interesting how the distortion result of the tested lens differs from the results of the Panasonic 1.7/25, tested by us not so long ago. In that case the focal length is just by 5 mm bigger and the distortion had not only an opposite sign but also its value, that of −1.99% was noticeably different too.
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