Jon Arklay
New to Mu-43
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2011
- Messages
- 3
Hi everyone, my first post, thanks for having me.
I am a Pentax user and was just about to upgrade from my K10d to a K-5. But I have been seduced by micro 4/3, the GH2 to be precise. One of the selling points is the voigtlander 25mm f0.95, not just this lens, but with the capability of the GH2, Panasonic moving its Pro Video Cams towards mu 4/3 and the likes of Cosina building top quality glass gives me faith in the formats medium term future.
So, the question... Will a GH2 meter and set shutter speed in Aperture Priority with when a manual aperture ring lens is stopped down? or do will I have to meter using the viewfinder "needle" and adjust shutter speed my self. This is not a problem for and old hack like me who grew up on OM2 and OM4's, but it would be SOOOO nice to concentrate on framing, focusing and the scene in general and forget shutter speed (and use the excellent modern pattern metering that is type of body offers)
Love the site by the way, and can't wait to get my GH2 and hit the night time streets.
Thanks, Jon
I am a Pentax user and was just about to upgrade from my K10d to a K-5. But I have been seduced by micro 4/3, the GH2 to be precise. One of the selling points is the voigtlander 25mm f0.95, not just this lens, but with the capability of the GH2, Panasonic moving its Pro Video Cams towards mu 4/3 and the likes of Cosina building top quality glass gives me faith in the formats medium term future.
So, the question... Will a GH2 meter and set shutter speed in Aperture Priority with when a manual aperture ring lens is stopped down? or do will I have to meter using the viewfinder "needle" and adjust shutter speed my self. This is not a problem for and old hack like me who grew up on OM2 and OM4's, but it would be SOOOO nice to concentrate on framing, focusing and the scene in general and forget shutter speed (and use the excellent modern pattern metering that is type of body offers)
Love the site by the way, and can't wait to get my GH2 and hit the night time streets.
Thanks, Jon