iamcollarblind
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Lens recommendations: Panasonic 20m f1.7, Canon 50mm f1.8, Panasonic 14-140 f4-5.6
Is http://www.ecrater.com/p/11451395/canon-fd-50mm-f-18-lens-by that the 50 mm canon you are talking about?
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Lens recommendations: Panasonic 20m f1.7, Canon 50mm f1.8, Panasonic 14-140 f4-5.6
If you ever need to record 25fps - European tv standard - you can't do that with a GH2. If you're only EVER going to do frame rate agnostic subject matter (for internet streaming) then the GH2 is the better choice given it's lack of aliasing and moiree compared to the 60D, and the 60D's 12 min clip limit.
GH2 also has been shown to have better color rendering and dynamic range than the 60D. Also, electronic viewfinder of the GH2 is EXTREMELY helpful for video.
Thanks for all the advice CColton. I think I will go with 14-140mm and then grab the pancake 20mm. I see it's in stock at amazon but for 300 more than B and H and newegg where its out of stock.I have the 14-140 and love it. Kinda slow, but other than that, it's sharp, OIS is effective, and its zoom range is uncommonly wide to uncommonly telephoto. After that, I'd get a 20mm f1.7, which I also own. Its my sharpest lens, even wide open, and my fastest lens.
Thanks for all the advice CColton. I think I will go with 14-140mm and then grab the pancake 20mm. I see it's in stock at amazon but for 300 more than B and H and newegg where its out of stock.
Thanks for all the advice CColton. I think I will go with 14-140mm and then grab the pancake 20mm. I see it's in stock at amazon but for 300 more than B and H and newegg where its out of stock.