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I suggest you also get the mentioned Lumix 20mm lens with it: it’s simply a beautiful lens, even compared to more expensive ones. Its only downside is a not exa
by micampe 11y ago
I suggest you also get the mentioned Lumix 20mm lens with it: it’s simply a beautiful lens, even compared to more expensive ones. Its only downside is a not exactly state of the art focus speed, but it’s manageable, especially if you plan to do this type of travel photography.
- Nadya 11y agoI was actually planning on that, seeing as I have little knowledge of lens other than the lens matters as much if not more than the camera used. Figure if I like the output I may as well invest in similar tools and practice. :) (Unless most of those photos are w/ the vintage lens that went unnamed...)
- Jack000 11y agoI didn't use the vintage lenses all that much, autofocus and zoom is just much more convenient. Also on the web 4k is pretty much the max viewable resolution. Camera lenses are designed for the sensor resolution which is typically 2-4x that amount, so lens quality almost doesn't matter for pictures viewed on the web. I chose the GX7 because it's really small and light with decent image quality. If I were getting started now I'd be taking a serious look at the sony A7 M1.
- Nadya 11y agoIt sounds like you mixed up two cameras? The Olymus E-M1 and the Sony A7. http://www.imaging-resource.com/cameras/olympus/e-m1/vs/sony/a7-ii/ http://www.imaging-resource.com/cameras/olympus/e-m1/vs/sony...
- Jack000 11y agothe em1 is probably more comparable to the gx7, but now that the A7ii is out the original A7 is a lot more affordable. I do miss the eshutter though.