{"id":12632,"date":"2011-01-26T11:38:24","date_gmt":"2011-01-26T11:38:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/philipbloom.net\/?p=12632"},"modified":"2011-07-24T11:53:03","modified_gmt":"2011-07-24T11:53:03","slug":"which-lenses-for-your-gh1-gh2-af100-af101-etc","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/philipbloom.net\/blog\/which-lenses-for-your-gh1-gh2-af100-af101-etc\/","title":{"rendered":"Which lenses for your GH1\/ GH2\/ AF100\/ AF101 etc…?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Sorry for the much delayed blog post follow up to my DSLR lens post <\/a>but here it is finally, I waited until the AF101 was here.<\/p>\n

This is for anyone who is shooting video, no stills, with micro four thirds cameras, chiefly the Panasonic GH1, GH2 and the new Panasonic AF series. Also all these recommendations are from 1st hand experience. I have used all of these lenses. There are SO many more I have not mentioned simply because I have never used them, like old Olympus lenses, Canon FD lenses etc…so if it’s no on here it’s not because it is not any good it’s most likely because I have never used it!<\/p>\n

Micro four thirds is a different sized smaller sensor than APS-C , S35 and Full Frame. It may be smaller but it is still capable of controlled depth of field and of course that much loved (and loathed!) shallow depth of field. If you look at the sensor chart below you can see the difference between motion picture 35mm, full frame and the M43 standard…click on the image below to go to DVXuser post by The Reverend where this came from and where he lists more info about the differences. It’s also worth checking out my blog post on field of view of different cameras and what this means<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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