GH2 What lens do you keep on your GH2 the most?

[L1N3ARX]

Mine is the Sigma 30mm 1.4. Even though I have quite a few other lenses that clamor to be used, I keep on going back to that one without fail.

 

[MattRobertson]

Voigtlander 25mm. I've heard great things about the Sigma 30mm though, glad to see you like it!

 

[Lindquist]

I jus use my 14-140mm since its all i have.

I want a decent low light lens. nothin to expensive, over $350

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/844953-REG/Sigma_330963_30mm_f_2_8_EX_DN.html

is that sigma decent for low light

 

[DPStewart]

Indoors: Most often Panny 20mm pancake w/Black diffusion 3 filter.

Outdoors (sunlight): Most often Panny 14-140mm kit lens - it just works.

2nd place for everywhere: Canon FD 25mm f1.4

 

[NoahK]

20mm Pancake ftw. Also 25mm Zeiss.

-Noah

 

[mcbob]

Since buying it, Voigtlander 17.5. Perfect focal length, IQ, and the speed ain't bad either.

 

[berylium]

Vivitar 90mm 2.5 series 1 macro. Used mostly on a tripod, though.... anything above 50mm is too shakey.

If only the GH2 had inbody stabilization....

 

[brunerww]

#1: Oly 11-22 f2.8-3.5 for 4/3

Close second: Sigma 18-50 f2.8 for 4/3.

Distant third: Lumix 14-140 f4-5.8

 

[gundar]

L1n3,

Which "Sigma 30mm 1.4" do you use? Mind linking to it on amazon for us?

 

[Oedipax]

Yeah, 20mm pancake for me.

 

[Ram S.O.S]

Tamron 17-50 f2.8 non vc.

 

[Trucci]

20mm 1.7. Great focal length, tiny, fast, affordable, and turns into a nice portrait lens with etc mode.

I'm really GASing for that 17.5mm Voigtlander though.

 

[Jaime Valles]

Voigtlander 25mm f/0.95. Not too wide, not too telephoto, great build, insane aperture. Perfect lens for me.

 

[Bassman2003]

Oly 14-54 II f2.8-3.5 It handles everything in nomal shooting situations and is plenty sharp.

 

[moxrox]

Sigma 24mm 2.8 Macro Super Wide II

It is already sharp wide open but is not too sharp for video like the Panasonic lenses, was around 60$ and is a great value for it if you are going budget and doing video just as a hobby. Macro function is a plus, you can get quiete close.

 

[HDkilledFILM.]

Rght now it's the 25mm voigtlander. BUT... Picked up a 35mm FD TS f2.8 which has been more and more often the go to... Been thinking of the 17mm canon TS but the price is keeping me from it.

 

[turbojeffro]

I mostly only use 2 lenses.
1st most used, is the Nikkor 24mm f2.8 for almost everything.
2nd most used is the Panny 14-42m for wides. Considering replacing this with the Tokina 11-16 soon.
3rd, Nikkor 50mm f1.8 for occasional closeups but barely use it.

I also have a few other lenses that pretty much sit around collecting dust.

 

[sunny_j]

Tamron 17-50 f2.8 non vc.

+1

 

[Imaginate]

20mm pancake almost all the time. I'll use the kit lens for wides although I'd love a fast 12mm. A Nikon 50mm 1.7 for telephoto and I usually have a monopod when using 50mm and up. Given the option I'd trade for the 25mm F1.4.

 

[mr bill]

Totally depends on what I'm shooting. General purpose for exteriors - panny 14-140. Interviews - contax zeiss 50mm f1.7. Lots of others in the bag, but those two mainly