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Nice pics. The last shot of the open road is my fav.I've heard people say the GH2 is awful for stills. Some notable. I disagree. A good eye is what you need.
It technically may not have all the 5DMkII specs but it has 'enough' ability to do the job. Its the person behind the cam.
Yes, i would rather have the MkII but to say its incapable is not accurate imo. Here's a shot i took recently in Vegas.
GH2/14-140.
http://photos.jamesthorpe.com/Other/VoF/18964783_mP26cw#1472743036_LwkTNFT-A-LB
I've been shooting nothing but video with my GH-2 and never really thought about using it the way you did here. Nice pics. Thanks for reminding me what this camera is capable of.I am not a pro photographer at all but I love the shots I can get with the GH2. These shots were taken with the GH1 on the day I got my Voigtlander 25mm 0.95 lens.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42933233@N07/sets/72157626239828446/
I really want a GH2 and a PL adapter so I can take stills with Cine lenses.
I've been shooting nothing but video with my GH-2 and never really thought about using it the way you did here. Nice pics. Thanks for reminding me what this camera is capable of.
I've been shooting nothing but video with my GH-2 and never really thought about using it the way you did here. Nice pics. Thanks for reminding me what this camera is capable of.




its shadow details cannot compete with a Nikon or Canon APS-C camera.
Check out the Low Light ISO ratings and Dynamic Range tests in this comparison of image sensors:Curious to see what tests you're basing that statement on.
Check out the Low Light ISO ratings and Dynamic Range tests in this comparison of image sensors:
http://www.dxomark.com/index.php/Ca...rand2)/Nikon/(appareil3)/619|0/(brand3)/Canon
Curious to see what tests you're basing that statement on.DXo mark produces such strange results. I would ignore them entirely if I were you.
Curious to see what tests you're basing that statement on.