donjohannes
Member
Hi,
I just unpacked two GH2s. Pointed them at things in the room. Their video image seemed to me a bit darker, than what I was used to with my GH1. So I take out the GH1 mount the same lens, put them side by side, set them to identical settings (same profile/mode, ISO 160 @ f 3.5) and voila: Not what I expected.


Granted the GH2 will render colors better in very low light (have seen it, but not tried it) and it makes blacks blacker here, I'm surprised the image is actually significantly darker overall. Note: I tired both GH2s with the same result.
Anyone else experience that? Or am I just missing the obvious reason for why this is the case? That I have to shoot ISO 800 on the GH2 just to match ISO 200 on the GH1 under normal lighting conditions, was not what I expected.
Greetings,
Johannes
I just unpacked two GH2s. Pointed them at things in the room. Their video image seemed to me a bit darker, than what I was used to with my GH1. So I take out the GH1 mount the same lens, put them side by side, set them to identical settings (same profile/mode, ISO 160 @ f 3.5) and voila: Not what I expected.


Granted the GH2 will render colors better in very low light (have seen it, but not tried it) and it makes blacks blacker here, I'm surprised the image is actually significantly darker overall. Note: I tired both GH2s with the same result.
Anyone else experience that? Or am I just missing the obvious reason for why this is the case? That I have to shoot ISO 800 on the GH2 just to match ISO 200 on the GH1 under normal lighting conditions, was not what I expected.
Greetings,
Johannes