What are some of the various lenses you have on the GF1.. i recently got hold of the GF1 & 20 f/1.7 and absolutely love it! but 20mm does seem abit tight.
care to share, anyone?
care to share, anyone?
pplneedthelord said:Thanks for the reply guys,
how would you rate the quality of the 14 f/2.5 & 14-42?
Thanks for the reply guys,
how would you rate the quality of the 14 f/2.5 & 14-42?
ebay alot of ppl selling the 14 at dirt cheap prices. bought one from them. is good and dirt cheap.
Hi Guys
I'm using my old Nikon Lens on my GF1. Just get a lens adaptor and go to shooting with out lens mode. You are ready for manual focusing in aperture priority.
The combinations are limitless.
Ban
Kimura_papaya said:both oly and panasonic lens is suitable
14mm F2.5, 20 mm F1.7, olym 45mm f1.8, leica DG 25mm F2.8.
All m43 mount lenses including those use with a m43 adaptor should work with the GF1 ... is that your question? If not, perhaps you should think of what subject you would like to shoot to narrow down the lens choices? Otherwise like what other poster has pointed out ... the choice and combination is plentiful ...
given my current lens line up on my 5DII, i kinda know my shooting preferences. i'm just seeing whether its justifiable to get a similar lens line up for the GF1. i guess i shouldn't because then it'll defeat the purpose of owning a DSLR or P&S
Maybe it is possible to "combine" these systems. For example, use GF1 for walk about (e.g. size, weight etc.) or the utlra long side (i.e. with a m43 adaptor and the cheapo 50mm F1.8 makes a good 100m, while the 70-200mm could be a good 140-400mm lens on the GF1 etc.).
pplneedthelord said:What are some of the various lenses you have on the GF1.. i recently got hold of the GF1 & 20 f/1.7 and absolutely love it! but 20mm does seem abit tight.
care to share, anyone?
12mm f2 from Olympus.
I've tried a Sigma 150-500 I used to have on my G1, of course now it mostly just has the 14mm mounted on it.
Is it worth trading in the 14-42mm kit lens for a (2nd hand) X 14-42mm pancake zoom for the compactness?
So far the reviews I've read on the web about the pancake zoom image quality aren't very positive.