For the best Bokeh get the 50mm 0.95 Lecia Noctilux and a M mount adapter. It cost more than a used car though.

@Chaos123x

Be reasonable.

As suggesting to beginner (most probably) top lenses will result only in the waste of time while he'll be waiting for them rather than shooting. And in practical shooting you don't need F0.95 lenses.

50mm 0.95 Lecia Noctilux thats too much,.but, best alternatives are Magic HyperPrime 50mm f0.95 and Nokton 50mm f1.1 with M mount adapter

I found a Nikkor 50mm 1.4 AIS on Ebay for $158 and a Nikon 28mm f2.8 AIS for $135...I have only $300 to spend, so I thought this might be a good set. I haven't purchased them yet. I own the 14-140mm kit lens.

I recently saw a video I liked that had a Vivitar 28-90mm f2.8 lens and a Konica Hexanon 40mm f1.8 lens that I liked. I found them for $139 and $70 on Ebay....and another fixed lens Vivitar 28mm AIS f2.8 for $80.

Much of where I will be shooting is right here in the city, lots of shaded streets, under bridges, subway, in vehicles, as well as indoor and bright outdoor settings, etc..so I want lenses that can cover a wide variety of light situations. I love the look of rich contrast and I didn't think the Canon 50mm samples showed much of that. I don't want to be spending money on a focal length that I already have covered with the 14-140 unless it gives me a lot more options as far as light goes...and I will be shooting almost entirely with video, few seldom using the lens for stills.

I would love some input from people who have more experience with any of these lenses. I'm trying to make the most out of my limited $$$. Thanks a lot!

@soundgh2

tell me more about Rokkor 58 1.2 any sample videos???

Nokton 25mm f0.95 always rocks with gh2

That Nokton is a beautiful lens. I like that bathroom video. Too bad out of my price range.

Svart, I ended up getting a Vivitar 28mm f2.8 for $55, a Konica Hexanon 40mm f1.8 for $77 and a Sigma 24mm f2.8 for $50. The Vivitar has a Canon FD mount, so I ordered one one of those adapters from Rainbow Imaging. I guess I'll have to wait to see what adapters will work with the other two. I paid a little more than I probably should have for the Vivitar and Konica, since I did see them cheaper, but I wanted them in very good condition. The Sigma I think I got a decent deal on, since I saw two similar for about $160, but we'll see what condition its in when it arrives. There may be a reason for that cheaper price. I'll post a video testing them out when I get them delivered and set up. I'm dying to check out that Konica in some low light settings.

Thanks for dropping knowledge spacewig I did not know that.

As for the OP I would reccomend spending the big money on the 25mm Nokton and then hunting around thrift stores, farmers markets, and craigslist for old FD and other vintage glass that you can get for a bargain.

My friend got a whole set of Minolta primes all for $80 the first thrift shop he checked. When he got home the lenses covered his entire coffee table!!

Lumix 14mm 2.5 + optionally DMW-GWC1

Leica 25mm 1.4 DG or Nokton 25mm 0.95

M.Zuiko 45mm 1.8 or Nokton 58mm 1.4

Lumix 14-140 or 45-175

For 50mm I would take a look at the Minolta 50mm 1.4 or the Super Takumar 50mm 1.4 radioactive lens.

No but you can them for way cheaper.

SLR magic hyperprime 50mm f0.95 for Micro Four thirds is a awful CCTV lens, really soft and crappy.

The SLR Magic Hyperprime 50mm 0.95 for M-Mount is supposed to be almost as good as the $11,000 Lecia Noctilux, but it is not out yet.

Check it out. stevehuffphoto.com

Maybe you should consider getting all Voightlander Nokton lenes that way all your footage will match.