Thx at this time I would go with the Vltrox, I think the Metabones is too expensive. I own it but I still think its not worth the money, I would rather go with native lenses and if I have to adapt some canon lenses then try Viltrox
I'm a novice with a G85 and the Panasonic H-FS12060 and H-FS45-150 lenses. What would you suggest for an adapter (if necessary) and telephoto lenses that reach past 150mm? Also lens or lenses for the main limitation of the camera, low light? Just all around lens, possibly night time or astro photography. Best bang for the buck or budget minded.
Hello Thanks for watching. I would say you need to get a lens with low number of aperture ( the lower the better) like f1.4 or f.1.8 plus I would also encourage you to invest in lighting if possible
WoW that depends on the body. I am assuming you are not using Micro Four Thirds body for that. Either way you are looking at a zoom lens 70 to 200mm or even 300 mm ish depending on the range
Hey Thanks for watching . I haven’t used those particular lenses but a 50 mm f1.2 sounds very impressive. The 100-300 mm I think it’s an f4.00 ? Just be aware it will not be good for low light . Let me know how it goes
Still a good lens but in low light you will be limited. Even my f 2.8 is not perfect for low light performance sometimes I have to get my iso to the 800 and get my shutter speed as low as I can to compensate
For telephoto if you want affordable I would say if prime is an option for you meaning you have room to move the camera towards or from the subject, then go with Prime lenses. If not then try vintage lenses . What for all length are you looking for?
Thanks great Simple and straight to the point reviews exactly what I needed.
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Thanks, I enjoyed your explanantion. Btw, What's your reccomendation for canon to lumix lens adapter?
Thx at this time I would go with the Vltrox, I think the Metabones is too expensive. I own it but I still think its not worth the money, I would rather go with native lenses and if I have to adapt some canon lenses then try Viltrox
I'm a novice with a G85 and the Panasonic H-FS12060 and H-FS45-150 lenses. What would you suggest for an adapter (if necessary) and telephoto lenses that reach past 150mm? Also lens or lenses for the main limitation of the camera, low light? Just all around lens, possibly night time or astro photography. Best bang for the buck or budget minded.
Hi,great video,what lense will be ideal for video/live stream in a not good lighted small church hall ..we use the canon m50 mirror less camera
Hello Thanks for watching. I would say you need to get a lens with low number of aperture ( the lower the better) like f1.4 or f.1.8 plus I would also encourage you to invest in lighting if possible
What do you recomend for long range sports photography under the lights; american football?
WoW that depends on the body. I am assuming you are not using Micro Four Thirds body for that. Either way you are looking at a zoom lens 70 to 200mm or even 300 mm ish depending on the range
great video!. I just bought the 14mm and the 25mm f1.7. what do you think about the pana 100-300mm and the ttartisans 50mm f1.2?
Hey Thanks for watching . I haven’t used those particular lenses but a 50 mm f1.2 sounds very impressive. The 100-300 mm I think it’s an f4.00 ? Just be aware it will not be good for low light . Let me know how it goes
please tell me is it worth buying the viltrox ef-m1 for my G85
Yes it’s worth it but make sure it’s compatible with the lens you want to use. Check in their website
What do you think of the lumix 12-60mm f3.5 ?
Still a good lens but in low light you will be limited. Even my f 2.8 is not perfect for low light performance sometimes I have to get my iso to the 800 and get my shutter speed as low as I can to compensate
@@LiveProductionTips so whats the best affordble but sharp telephoto lens to use in low light situations? Or you recommend a prime ?
For telephoto if you want affordable I would say if prime is an option for you meaning you have room to move the camera towards or from the subject, then go with Prime lenses.
If not then try vintage lenses . What for all length are you looking for?