Thursday, April 26, 2012
Old yet capable- G1
Had a chance to bring out the mini-dslr look m4/3 camera. I prefers to match it with the olympus 45mmf1,8 lens. The AF speed is very postive on this lens. I always thought that this lens is best match with the latest EP-3 or EPM-1 but it seems to perform well with Panasonic cameras as well. For EPM-1 , switching to/fro EVF (optional accessories) and LCD, one needs to press a button on the EVF. For G1, there is a eye sensor where it will auto switch when one lift the viewer to the eye. Love this feature. I gathered that the latest G3 has ommited this feature. Some people have expressed this dissatifaction. Nevertheless, it's a matter of getting use to it.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Olympus Em-1 Mark 2 , 7-14mm f2.8 & Sony RX100vi
] In recent months, I have sold the Em-1 mark1 and Lumix G95 body to revamp the equipment setup. The Lumix 12-35mm f2,8 was also sold as it ...
-
This camera was the first and last model from Leica. It was in 2006 that it partner Pansonic and Olympus for a 4/3 mount system. This is cal... -
The past 2 years, Olympus is on the roll since the launch of some super lens like the 75mm f1.8, 45mm f1.8, 17mmf1.8, 60mm f2.8 macro and 12... -
During my last 2 days in Gold Coast, I was by the beach shooting sunrise. With my excitement capturing the sunrise shots, I didn;t realised ...
No comments:
Post a Comment