TCSTV does an extended review of the Panasonic GH5 and it’s a worthy upgrade. In fact, the Panasonic GH5 is so good that TCSTV stopped using the Sony FS5/FS7 in favor of using the significantly smaller Panasonic GH5. Panasonic has removed the necessity to use an external recorder, but it’s always nice to have a […]
Panasonic quickly addressed bugs in Firmware 2.1, but now there are other issues that photographers/videographers need to think about like video storage. To fully utilize the Panasonic GH5 you need to use V90 SD cards or a Ninja Inferno. Depending on how much you shoot a Ninja Inferno could become an absolute bargain. There are […]
Panasonic quickly released firmware versions 2.1 for the GH5 with some bug fixes. You can see a list of what’s fixed below. [Power Save LVF Shooting] was automatically set to [1 sec]. (This makes the camera go into sleep mode in 1 sec in a standby mode.) * [Power Save LVF Shooting] will be set […]
Panasonic GH5 firmware 2.0 seems to have solved some of the issues that photographers/videographers have complained about since launch on top of delivering promised features, with AF appearing improved under some conditions. This is probably one of Panasonic’s biggest camera improvements so far via firmware, but I still think they manage more performance. Many that use […]
Lots of photographers and cinematographers debate this topic, but do you see the difference? Not everyone will, but I noticed a few differences, yet I wouldn’t say I had a preference. If you want to learn more about the topic you can watch the below video created by biscuitsalive, who also created the above video. Panasonic […]
Photons on Photos published results for the Panasonic LX100 today and it compares pretty well with other micro four thirds cameras for a pocket camera, especially at base ISO. You can manipulate the full results here if you are interested. Panasonic LX100: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama Panasonic GX85: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II: B&H Photo/ Amazon / Adorama