What are some of my options for GH3 lenses?

I have a Panasonic 14-42 for my GH4 and it’s fine, it’s just really not sharp at all and the F stops are pretty awful unless you’re filming in bright sunlight.
I also have a rokinon 8mm fish that I really like. Again, it was like a $120 lens but you can use it as a beater to get super close dangerous shots while skiing. If you’ve got decent light it looks pretty great, I’ve filmed at night with the aprestare at 3.2 with a LED light on 100% and it doesn’t look bad.
Here is a day video with the 8mm:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/940633/Lime-Zest--Nordic-Valley-Utah-Edit
And here is a night light vid with the same 8mm:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/940634/Lights-Camera--New-Years-Edit

we use mostly a Rokinon 7.5mm lens which is pretty sick, most of our videos are filmed with that. Sometimes we use the Panasonic Lumix G X Vario PZ 14-42mm and its pretty sick for still shots, but its harder to use for follow cams.

I uses a 7.5,mm fish, tokina 11-16, tamron 17-50 and nikon 70-210 on my gh5.

My dream addition would be like a 24-135 but i get by with what I have. When it comes to longer lenses, you can compensate a bit with just adjusting your angle to whatever you're shooting. Its best to have coverage on all lengths if you can, but its not completely necessary.

That being said, I've heard decent things about the 14-42, not the best lens but it will work electronically with your camera (focus, iris) and the zoom is decent.

I have a 20mm lens as well thats a great mid range lens, you could consider a couple primes if you want vs a zoom it just depends on what you want.

tcm.worldwidewe use mostly a Rokinon 7.5mm lens which is pretty sick, most of our videos are filmed with that. Sometimes we use the Panasonic Lumix G X Vario PZ 14-42mm and its pretty sick for still shots, but its harder to use for follow cams.

eheathI uses a 7.5,mm fish, tokina 11-16, tamron 17-50 and nikon 70-210 on my gh5.

My dream addition would be like a 24-135 but i get by with what I have. When it comes to longer lenses, you can compensate a bit with just adjusting your angle to whatever you're shooting. Its best to have coverage on all lengths if you can, but its not completely necessary.

That being said, I've heard decent things about the 14-42, not the best lens but it will work electronically with your camera (focus, iris) and the zoom is decent.

I have a 20mm lens as well thats a great mid range lens, you could consider a couple primes if you want vs a zoom it just depends on what you want.

you guys use a speedbooster or the mft mount version?

mattytruyou guys use a speedbooster or the mft mount version?

I have a non-electric m43 to nikon adapter and i use a m43 7.5mm and 20mm.

mattytruyou guys use a speedbooster or the mft mount version?

we don't

tcm.worldwidewe don't

I do

grantlewis_dntmI do

I did before my setup got stolen (m 4/3 to Canon) and the speedbooster is worth it IMO if you are going to stick with m4/3 or already know what system you want to switch to in the future.