Looking for a 30mm equivalent wide-angle lens for your M43 kit? Grab the Leica DG Summilux 15mm f/1.7 ASPH. from Panasonic.
The Panasonic Leica 15mm f/1.7 lens is one of the first high-end micro four thirds lenses I started using, and I've been in love with it since day one. Let's see some sample photos and hear my thoughts after years of use.
In part 3, we see the problem I've run into with the Atomos Ninja Inferno and the V-Log footage on an HDR timeline. Do YOU know what's wrong?!
In part 2, we learn how to set up a Final Cut Pro X 10.4 library for HDR editing, discuss how to know what you're looking at on a non-HDR screen, and run into the problem that we'll explore in part 3.
In part 1, I show off the GH5S ISO settings, discuss the difference between auto/low/high ISO settings, compare in-studio shots of ISO 400 vs 2500, then show test shots from the blacksmith shop shot in V-Log on an Atomos Ninja Inferno in Final Cut Pro X!
A viewer wrote in asking for the best starting budget MFT/M43 setup for under $1,000. Their requirements were:
• Interchangeable lens
• Rangefinder (non-dSLR) form factor
• For urban, travel, and amateur portraiture
• Approx. $1,000 budget
