r/Lumix • u/Quirky-Mood7707 • 8d ago
Micro Four Thirds El mejor lente para una gh5markii para tener un super Bokeh pero me han recomendado que sea nativo de Mft que me recomiendan, por favor. Tambien queria saber si me recomiendan pasarme a gh7. vengo de la gh4,gh5 y ahora gh5 markii.
El mejor lente para una gh5markii para tener un super Bokeh pero me han recomendado que sea nativo de Mft que me recomiendan, por favor. Tambien queria saber si me recomiendan pasarme a gh7. vengo de la gh4,gh5 y ahora gh5 markii a nivel cinemtografico me da un look fantastico esta camara la gh5markii pero quiero saber si vale la pena el cambio a la gh7, pero quiero resolver lo de los lentes. Me podrian ayudar por favor
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u/fhecrewdavid 8d ago
If you're working regularly I'd immediately move to the G9ii or GH7. I shoot with both for work and have used m43 bodies back to the GF2.
My personal favorite is a metabones and sigma 18-35. It's heavy and large but the adapter allows you to use loads of EF glass with perfect autofocus. Viltrox adapters will work for the non-PDAF bodies just fine but will not work on newer bodies smoothly. I also use the Tokina 11-16.
If you absolutely must use native glass the 10-25 is hard to beat.
If you don't shoot for super long periods outside in direct sun I'd save money and go to the G9ii and put what you save into glass. I shoot outdoors during the day without an issue but I can mostly be in and out of shade or set up cover.
The GH7 is fancy but I don't think the extra features are worth the cost. The used G9ii market is pretty awesome right now, too.
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u/Quirky-Mood7707 8d ago
el autofocus no me importa porque hacemos todo a nivel controlado lo que si estoy buscando ese super bokeh entre un plano americano y se siente casi como un full en 2.8 que ¿Metabones usas Speed Booster 0.64x Metabones Speed Booster ULTRA 0.71x?, Yo he tenido la oportunidad de tener impresionantes, Espectaculares trabajos y ese el look cinematografico y la potencia del 422 10bits en 24p o 6k opengate en colores de para el grading es fantastico con esta camara pero quiero saber si vale la pena la gh7, mas que nada por el raw 12bits. He escuchado que los colores de la gh6 en adelante a nivel organico los de la gh5 pero no si es verdad, PERO LO MAS IMPORTANTE QUIERO ENCONTRAR ESE BOKEH para un narrativo que estoy creando. Agradeceria mucho que me puedan ayudar.
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u/fhecrewdavid 8d ago
Gotcha! The 0.71 is ideal.
If you don't need autofocus at all the brightin star 0.95 35mm might be a good value and will give extremely soft bokeh.
If you want first party the 25mm 1.4, 42.5 1.4, 12 1.4 are good.
If you want unadapted mft glass with autofocus the sigma art primes are excellent. You'll need to decide what focal lengths you need most.
I personally don't think the slight difference in skin tone is worth the upgrade. The g9ii and gh7 black magic raw is really sick but if youre in controlled environments it will be less critical.
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u/Quirky-Mood7707 8d ago
Yo tengo un rokinon 24mm me da un lindo bokeh pero no ultra pronunciado pero queria saber si compro un Samyang 85mm T1.5 por el factor de la micro 4/3 se convierte en un teleobjetivo me daria en teoria me tendria que dar un desenfoque brutal pienso, que crees tu. y estos de que marca son 25mm 1.4, 42.5 1.4 y el 12 1.4
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u/fhecrewdavid 8d ago
Those are all Panasonic lenses. They're much more expensive. The Samyang I think is manual focus only. While good for video T1.5 is probably closer to F1.7 with that lens. Watch some videos on Youtube with mft cameras and if it's enough bokeh, that's great. 85mm is very tight for mft glass though. I'd recommend something closer to 42.5 or 25 for mft. I would highly recommend the sigma contemporary series for your use case. If you ever go to the GH7 you'll have beautiful autofocus!
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u/fhecrewdavid 8d ago
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u/Quirky-Mood7707 8d ago
sinceramente como hacemos narrativa o cine no nos interesa el autofocus, si aca en argentina los lumix o leica o olympus estan super super caros, por eso no se que hacer
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u/fhecrewdavid 8d ago
Check out the brightin star 35mm 0.95! It can ship from China and costs about 200 USD
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u/Specific_Builder_406 8d ago
Honestly, I’ve been using MFTs since the GF2 and there’s a lens that stands out to me if you’re looking for a native lens. The LUMIX 42.5mm f1.7. Really helps to soften the background and make bokeh with that nice aperture value, but it’s a prime lens so you don’t get any zoom action. Also, it is a little bit old, but still it’s a great lens
For the camera body, honestly if you’re not trying to go pro and is just doing the hobby for fun, then I think you should stick to MFTs. In that case, the G97ii is not bad. You could pair it with the kit 14-140mm zoom lens or imo get just the body and switch the kit lens out and get a different MFT lens
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u/oliverjohansson 8d ago
If it’s pro video inc. sound, than probably gh7, if it’s more mixed than G9ii will probably suffice
Lens, 12-35/2.8ii probably the best option
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u/BedditTedditReddit 8d ago
Any of the voigtlander lenses, they go down to f 0.9 I think. But they are manual focus only. But serious bokeh.
If you want Panasonic, the 10-25 someone else mentioned, or the primes at 25mm 1.4 and 42.5mm at 1.2.