Originally posted by surfar Obviously, you've used the other 77 too?
nah still working my way thru them, one of the production houses i work at owns about 25 different lenses in m43 mount (we use them on blackmagic pocket cine cameras, not a panasonic/olympus m43 cameras) the ones that get used the most from that collection are the 3 that i mentioned (Lumix X 12-35mm f/2.8 ASPH Power OIS, Lumix G X Vario 35-100mm f/2.8 Power OIS,Voigtlander Nokton 25mm f/0.95) and for everything else its the pl mount arriflex and zeiss that get chosen.
Originally posted by Pioneer I am looking at a 12x19 print hanging on my wall right now that was taken with the original Q and the standard 02 zoom. It is bright, colorful and I can see the veins in the leaves of the trees that are close.
the average viewing distance for prints that size is about 4 feet give or take 1ft, as far as I'm concern the original Q resolves plenty
enough detail for that viewing distance.
Originally posted by grahame One of the things Q can do well is, something needs deeper DOF in "relative" low light such as group pictures in limited space. You will have to stop down a lot to have everyone covered on larger formate camera, which will push ISO higher. You can still shot "wide-open" on Q
the internal flash will still fire right upto 1/2000 so you can add nice catch light too
or trigger a cactus RF60 flash for more creative options (the leaf shutter advantage, just to bad that pentax nerfed the hotshoe)
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