Hi Robert,
The GH2 with 14-42mm kitlens costs maybe $800 at amazon.com or on
eBay. With the crop funtion you'll get 80mm with that, which is still
not enough for wildlife. But you can buy a second hand 300 to 400mm
zoom (with Nikon or Canon mount) on eBay, and a lens adapter ($25)
and then with the GH2 crop funtion you'll have 600 to 800mm which is
awesome for wildlife. If you do some proper searching you'll be set
for $1000 to $1250 probably. And you won't get a camcorder with
comparable focal lenght and f number and acceptable ISO1600 for that;
that's another advantage of the GH2... it's very light sensitive.
Rieni
At 13-9-2011 23:07, you wrote:
>
>
>Thanks for the input
>Gives me a better idea of a DSLR.
>Would work well for wildlife. Short duration shots.
>I will have to take a closer look at the GH2
>Sounds like the quaility for the video is there.
>Local sales tell me I have to spend at least 2000 on a DSLR.
>To get good results. Then add a lens to that.
>
>Robert
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