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Fabulous shot!
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Fabulous shot!
G3 (cheaper) or G5 (far better in the hands, and worth any extra in second hand price IMHO). G2 doesn't have as good a sensor as the G3 and the G5 betters the G3 a little.Looking for a small camera to take on hols with me. Dont want a compact but fancy a M43 setup. Was thinking of either a G2 or a G3 with a 20mm. 2nd hand obviously. Which would you experts recommend for great image quality?
I used to use auto focus 99% of the time, until I recently discovered the mf assist feature on my gx7. I went to the local park earlier today and 95% of my shots were manual...I prefer the auto focus
Nah, can't be with the Panasonic 100-300, everyone knows that can't produce sharp images at all. Must have been taken with a Canikon with a super exotic telephotoThanks .
Here's another shot from my trip to the bird of prey centre at Sion Hall
White Tailed Sea Eagle by srhphoto, on Flickr
Cheers,
Simon.
So after trying the GF6 in a shop I don't like how it feels in the hand, much prefer the G6, not tried a G5 but after reading up I think the G6 will suit me more, the panoramic feature looks good too.
But what I would like to know what are the best lenses to get? The kit with the 14-42 or 14-42 and 45-150 kit or to buy body only and a selection of different lenses? I previoulsy had a Nikon D7000 with 16-85, 70-300 and 35mm and never really took it out due the size and bulk so looking at M4/3 as I feel the smaller size and weight will be better to take out while I am with my little girl. I mostly be taking pictures of my little girl playing and using it on holidays. Don't think I really need much in the way of telephoto length.
I'm impressed with the 20mm f1.7 and 45mm f1.8. Other than that I have a 14-42mm and 50-200mm which are fine for sunny day mid aperture shooting. I prefer primes though and other than the 20 and 45mm I could be tempted by the new Olympus 25mm f1.8 (smaller and cheaper than the Panny 25mm f1.4) and maybe a 12mm could complete a prime line up of 12mm, 20 or 25mm and 45mm.
I keep being tempted to a 14mm