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Thanks Federico, no offense taken. I've also defended my GL2s on many occasions since most people in the wedding industry are hard-core Sony users. But, I have no particular allegiances except to the client and if I can get a better but affordable picture with a Sony, Pannie or Canon, I'm interested.
Happy holidays to you also. |
I love my GL2 but I have to tell you that yes the 150 has a jaw dropping advantage when it comes to low light. Save the GL2 for controlled environments and for weddings grap the 2000/150.
Ben Lynn |
One more stop out of the GL2
When you are in low light with the GL2 put it in frame mode and use 1/30 sec shutter. The motion signature looks quite normal.
This should narrow the Sony's advantage in low light. -Tom- |
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