Originally posted by kenyee @Jogiba: Could you tell me what you think about the dynamic range of the GH4 (pulling a black cat out of a black frame), noise at long night exposures, etc.? I know these are stills questions, but I'm seriously thinking of going the GH4 route from my K20D for stills as well because of the K-3 lockups issues for interval shooting (the GH4 electronic shutter for timelapses is just a bonus on top of that :-)
And can you confirm focus peaking works when you're shooting video? Would make a DP7 external monitor less necessary if so, so that gives it a big edge over a used GH3 which really should have had focus peaking :-P
What K mount adapter did you end up getting? And did you consider the Lens Turbo or Speed Booster instead of the Nokton?
I have not shot any stills or long night exposures with my GH4 yet but from what I have seen it has great dynamic range. Focus peaking does work when shooting video . I have the standard PK-MFT adapter by RainbowImaging and the Fotodiox PK-MFT adapter with aperture ring for lenses like the Pentax mount 10-24mm Tamron. I have a PK-NEX Lens Turbo but I have not seen a PK-MFT Lens Turbo yet only Lens Turbo for Canon and Nikon lenses so far.
Here is a photo of the 10-24mm Tamron with Fotodiox PK-MFT adapter with aperture ring :
Here is a 4K GH4 video by Philip Bloom using the following lenses :
Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 Nikon mount with Metabones Speedbooster
Voigtlander 17.5mm and 25mm F0.95
Lumix 7-14mm F4
Lumix 12-35mm F2.8 OIS