For most of you users of the M lenses, which micro 4/3 brands & models would you recommend?
Which would be compatible also for Canon EOS EF lenses?
Through the years, glass has accumulated and I am seriously considering getting a body to optimize these glass collection I have.:confused: :confused:
Derick
Manilaman2001;2732 wrote: For most of you users of the M lenses, which micro 4/3 brands & models would you recommend?
Which would be compatible also for Canon EOS EF lenses?
Through the years, glass has accumulated and I am seriously considering getting a body to optimize these glass collection I have.:confused: :confused:
Derick
The Olympus Electronic Viewfinder EVF-2 is still considered the best all-around for dynamic range. I bought an EP-2 for this reason.
The NEX line offers 1.5x instead of a 2x crop. 2x crop: everything is a telephoto. The 1.5x- at least close to a Leica M8. If I were buying today: I would either go with an Olympus EP2 again, still available at big discounts OR a Sony NEX7.
However- owning the EP2 for over two years, I grab the M9 and M8 over it unless I need video.
Brian;2747 wrote: The Olympus Electronic Viewfinder EVF-2 is still considered the best all-around for dynamic range. I bought an EP-2 for this reason.
The NEX line offers 1.5x instead of a 2x crop. 2x crop: everything is a telephoto. The 1.5x- at least close to a Leica M8. If I were buying today: I would either go with an Olympus EP2 again, still available at big discounts OR a Sony NEX7.
However- owning the EP2 for over two years, I grab the M9 and M8 over it unless I need video.
Thank you Brian. The NEX7 was what i was looking at and have seen Canon Ef lenses perform quite well. I was hoping to hear from Leica Lens aficionados. It’s really optimizing what I have, and as you said for video and panorama no brainer shooting. My PS companion is the Japanese cousin of the Dlux5, the LX5. Looking for a Panasonic counterpart, the GF series right?
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