PhotoByRichard

No photos of Teaboy?! :D

Definitely, Panasonic has done some great work improving the AF performance on the GH5/G9. The latest v2.4 firmware may not be the fastest continuous tracking camera out there but it is reliable ...

I agree i don't really notice much performance difference in real life using DFD lens vs non-DFD like the newer Olympus one, at least when shooting stills In theory it should be faster with less ...

On Nikon is the F mount not Z mount lens. AFC is with face detection. No idea about exposure variation. I did leave both cameras in Aperture priority and matrix metering

-6 ev is with f/1.4 lens Funny you asked about low light and stills performance, I have just shot another video testing the stills single AF performance, something Panasonic does very well ...

Points noted! Will try add more info in my future videos :) But I still think the general test should be done with standard settings.  However I do agree that  if I'm doing a more extensive test, I ...

I'm the reviewer who did the test. I've been using and testing Panasonic camera since GF1 (bought quite a few myself and borrowed many more, right now I use my G85 as my main youtube camera ) I ...

I'm working on my blog review at the moment, once that's done i can post up a link if you don't want to watch the videos. Hard to do quick summary when you talked about a million things in your ...

Don't have access to G9 at the moment. but might do that a bit later!

Yes Nikon direction

Haven't done side by side test. but guessing around 2 stops.

if you go to the second link, there is a clip near mid way showing the AFC shot on S1R. I think it's OK.  Not fantastic but useable even when shooting 50mm at f/2 at close distance.

Just want to share with you guys my S1/S1R hands on impression videos: https://youtu.be/8kSPFjwTi-I https://youtu.be/FWNgYY3bfmw If you have any questions about these cameras, feel free to ask ...