Venus LAOWA 60mm f/2.8 2:1 Macro Lens User Review (ePhotozine).
Can EF lens be an awesome MFT Cinema Lens? (Planet 5D).
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ57 Review (Photographyblog).
Double Your Pleasure with the Panasonic 35-100mm f-4 (TheDigitalStory).
Vitor: “I just wanted to share a music video I did for a band in Montréal, Canada. All shot in three takes using the Olympus OMD-EM5 and the Voigtlander 42.5mm F0.95 Nokton. I know this camera isn’t anyone’s first choice for video, but you don’t always have to have the best gear out there to create nice things. Hope you like it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6TElfvdn6g”
Loris: “Shoot with the GH4 and the Voigtlander Nokton 17.5mm f/0.95 I hope you will like it ! https://vimeo.com/118577172”
Daniel Zurek: “Check out our series on nature photography by biologists, two of us are exclusive m43 shooters. http://youtu.be/tfXKNT5pQ90”
Ryan: “I shot this music performance video on my gh4 with 17.5mm voigtlander and 42.5 nocticron. http://youtu.be/E4xMW5ZJow4“
2 Responses
These video clips site clearly the problem with too shallow dof or over use of bokeh. Also clear is the problem with manual focus AND shallow dof in the hands of those who are not so skilled. A Panasonic 42.5mm would have been much better for them.
The EOS adaptor looks cool but it’s just a remote control for EF lenses, it does not integrate the lens to MFT so no AF and no camera control.
It does not open up the world of EF lenses to MFT.
It is surely about time someone did build an electronic adaptor that does allow MFT cameras to integrate and drive other makes lenses. There’s a good 17mm in which to build a processor unit to do the electronic conversion wizardry, so why not.