The E-M5 acquits itself very nicely at ISO 6400. Equal to or better
than my 5D would do at 3200. Technology marches on.
Chuck Norcutt
On 8/29/2014 12:07 PM, Paul Braun wrote:
Well, dang. I believe I may have to shut down the gear lust for that
40-150/2.8 VaporLens (tm).
That little 40-150/4.0-5.6 acquitted itself rather well last night. I fired
off several hundred shots, and got home around midnight-thirty, but I
offloaded the card into LR and just did a cursory grab of three shots that
I posted up on the gallery. Minor tweaks in LR.
Cool thing is that the lead singer, who's a dear friend of mine, is also a
photographer/videographer who was a hardcore Canyon guy (two 5Dmk3's,
assorted big primes). I noticed last night that he had a GH-4. I showed him
the E-M5, we started discussing the advantages of the MFT system, and he
told me he sold all of his Canyon stuff as he was not always thrilled with
the images and was tired of lugging 2-1/2 tons of gear any time he went
somewhere. He wasn't aware of the Panny 20/1.7, so I showed him mine. I
explained that it was my daily walkaround lens on the E-M5 and it was
generally regarded as a "must-have" for anyone with a MFT body. He was
impressed, and said he'd order one tomorrow.
Top three photos are from last night:
http://zone-10.com/tope2/main.php?g2_itemId=5407
Enjoy. C&C encouraged.
Moose, I believe we may be having a discussion soon...
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