AG-AF100 lenses?

[dcloud]

If you were a narrative filmmaker, and had to shoot in a situation where there is hardly a way to get light to the subject, you would quickly understand the need surrounding the " lowlight" drama

its a plus to be sensitive at low light but not really a requirement.. you still need to light your scenes. (and low budget is always an excuse)

[maranfilms]

The AF100 should be at least 320-400 ISO. That's the range a GH1 performs best at, and the AF100 should be at a minimum as good as that, and probably better, being 1.5 years newer.


Olympus makes a lot of 4/3 and m4/3 equipment, it's possible your existing lenses are m4/3, you'd have to look up that particular camera. If your lenses are 4/3, you'd need a 4/3 to m4/3 adapter to use them on an AF100.

Thanks Barry

[Barry_Green]

Just found a review, the E-500 is Four Thirds, not Micro Four Thirds. So your lenses would not be directly usable, but you could use them with an adapter.

[producer]

A lens like this would be great:



As posted on eBay: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fujinon-TV-Zoo...item4cee69c66d

I don't know how long that page will last, so I will copy its description here:



Highlights:
- 14-84mm (28-168mm FF35 equivalent)
- fixed f1.6 throughout (!)
- 2 x 5" (small)

Panasonic, make one like this, please.

Would someone post some pictures or even short video taken with exactly this lens attached on GH1, please?
How does this lens act on GH1 without ETC or ZOOM mode activated?
Thanks!