Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
I've been a little under the weather so you'll hear some voice cracking, but what I wanted to start here is a series of informational videos about the Panasonic GH4 that gives tips and ideas in a short format.
This time I'm recommending a couple of inexpensive FD lenses that adapt well to the GH4 and will work in most situations.
The smaller lens is a 28mm f2.8 that can be found on Ebay for under $50.
This one is a Tokina but you can find nice ones by Canon as well.
The second lens is the standard Canon 50mm f1.8 that can be found on Ebay for anywhere from $20 on up.
An adapter that goes from FD to Micro 4/3s can be found on Ebay from $7 to $10.
I've been a little under the weather so you'll hear some voice cracking, but what I wanted to start here is a series of informational videos about the Panasonic GH4 that gives tips and ideas in a short format.
This time I'm recommending a couple of inexpensive FD lenses that adapt well to the GH4 and will work in most situations.
The smaller lens is a 28mm f2.8 that can be found on Ebay for under $50.
This one is a Tokina but you can find nice ones by Canon as well.
The second lens is the standard Canon 50mm f1.8 that can be found on Ebay for anywhere from $20 on up.
An adapter that goes from FD to Micro 4/3s can be found on Ebay from $7 to $10.
